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V N O WEST RND DAIRY, MISS MARGARET BENTflOK* (a pupU of Mini IS8 HUTTON MOSS and MISS PAINE Cowkeepers and Dairy Barmen, -vJL Have resumed their CLASSES FOR DANCING AND DEPORTMENT DELIVER HIGH-CLASS DAIRY PRODUCE at THE GYMNASIUM, YORK ROAD, on SATUR­ wlvlco T hree Tlmee Dally to a ll parte of Eastbourne. and Thursdays 7.45 6, Sussex- As It Is neoessary to know from whence the milk supply DONE r IT ! jL b b s a n d a m n s B A L s a l e s m e n , DAYS, at 2.45. lay, 3-1* 1* derived w e Invite Patro n s to lnspeot our Farm s igements made with Private Lessons Given. (opposite the Colonnade), EASTBOURNE, Warm Spotst "Dairies: —and every article of Furniture in our Home comes from PETER’S. 39a, Habekoton-boai), London, 8.W. H am pden P a rk . IS, C ornfield-terrace a n d a t of NEW and SECOND-HAND. WATCHES, CLOCKS, Telephone 468. 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Ohri rnicle EMOBIAL CARDS—a variety of patterns. Printing W orks, South-stree FA&NooMSI ft Co., Ltd., Ltwee Eastbourne, ftc. allusions to the JR |E ADYER] ASSISTANCE FOR BELGIUM. PLACED conditions igs, at which BRTJI'ORD & SON. or having bis CHRIST ICHURCH. . — . . . (dr, The rite of Confirmation was administered b; head punched, said after the w ar__, id’s system of GRAND CONCERTS AT DEVONSHIRE PARK -----.minion, 7 and I Bishop of Lewes on Tuesday evening at ( defence would be completely altered, d it would be •, sad 8rd Sundays Church, in the presence of !a large congregation. The theii: duty as a league to support whateve system might •SEAR’S [TSEFUli ACTIVITIES. ELLIOTT’S and sth Sundays) be adopted. Before Bitting down the Adn iral explained Two concerts took place in the Floral Hall, Devon­ p.m.. except 4th candidates presented Were from both Christ Church the Easter arrangements of the Vo! liteer Defence men’s service, 4 LUMINOUS DIAL WRIST WATCHES FOR SERVICE USE. (including St. Andrew’s and St. Philip’s) and Holy shire Park, on Wednesday afternoon and evening in aid aexmon, 8.80 p.n Trinity. The former parish was represented by 64 con­ Corps, stating that on the Sunday] ;l(ere would be mis TH' ANNUAL REPORT. of the fupds for providing comforts for the Belgian STORES. at 7.46 a m , al firmees,—10 males and 44 females; while JErom Holy an inspection by Col. Sir John Otf who would vtoes: Dally, 10 1 take over the command, while iter Monday soldiers at the Front and also for the refugees in East­ LIMITED p.m.; Fridavs. 11.8 Trinity came 26 candidates,—6 males and 21 females. a field ' wouli place on Downs, the The 9th r >po: t of f le above association, whi annual bourne. As might have been anticipated, such a Rev. Pr*b. Wm. . NICKEL: 21/- each. During the service, which followed the usual order, the tv,* T ) 1 -.1.---- A A * T P L a X / C 1 C 1 D ily with thi Ohurch Lads’ meeting (to wh: pb al interest*dare invited) :es place worthy object did not fail to attract a large audience on (Opposite S. Saviour’s Church), Clementson Bev. Bishop __v and earnest addresses. The Brigade, two sohi rps and St. > eorge’s Cadets) and Bev. S. ii. ] clqrgy ol of the parishes concerned were present. attheTowi. Ball oi Monday evening1 next,! has just eaoh occasion and those present, in addition' to hearing antagonising the ScoSts. The fori ar combination been issued an 1 bea: s the sigt atures of Aldornmn C. F. an altogether delightful concert, had the pleasure of Cnrio* Mission 42/- and 63/- each. ST. ANNE’S. would assemble in the College Fit ,d|' at 10.30 and knowing that they were supporting a very deserving with the Parish 1 our to Jeving- Simmons (c laii (nan) Mr. E. 11. Strange (deputy chair­ EASTBOURNE Communion at 81 On Wednesday afternoon a service was conducted at the Scouts would proceed at an earliei enterprise. The Eastbourne Belgian Relief Committee on 8rd Bunday; : V | I r i r**• . ■ r' ton. The Scouts would be-exempt fro: capture within man) and 1 lr. j l E.i V. Dennis (secretary)J co-operated with the London Cercle Esperanza in And at MEADS. St. Anne’s Church, for that and several other parishes. f radios. Nothing very ambitious was _ tmdsurmoa, 8.£ T H E TIME GAN BE 'READILY SEEN IN THE DARK. The candidates numbered 97, and came from the follow­ The comi litt ie rei ord a sa .isfactory and progressive arranging the concerts, and’ everything passWl off per­ B olt trinity, ing parishesSt. Anne’s, 36; St. Peter’s, 44; St. aimed at, but they hojped to bring of an interesting ear, durin ' wl lich t le useful] less of the association has fectly smoothly and reflected the highest credit on the Communion, every I Michael's, 11; St. Saviour’s, 8 ; St. John’s, 1; Bexhill, day’s operations. ;en fully qempnstn ted. Th s prospects of a £ uccessful organisers. . j j j j • 1st arid 3rd Bunday In accordance with custom the ‘ ill Call” of the season, the rei t p-oceeds, “ were exceedingly bright evening service 1 medal was also The programme was tastefully printed and was in the U; afternoon! .-t i S X K I -8* a “ .CMP* until the oi tbi •k ol war, .and the financial loss which nature of a souvenir, with an excellent portrait of King W. F. Aston, H. G. Jameson (vicar of St. Peter’s), presented to Mr. MuUaly for his specii) jervices during this entail* d tici lurly affi icted the hotel, boarding Telephone Numbers: " i ( on 4th Suno the year. 1 L Albert on the. front page. The artists wore almost Ooznxnnnioi F. V. Dawkins, L. Hands, C. E. Pratt (vicar of St. and apart! lent ous 3 propriftors. Steps! were, how­ entirely Belgian ahd the audienoe comprised a largo South House?, 227 and 27. litany, W e i__ ... B R U F Q R D & Michael’s), R ., E. Ram (Army chaplain) and E, J. The proceedings concluded with tile singing of the ever, imme liat ;ly ti ken to i lform intending visitors, daily eervlde during w. National Anthem. section of; Belgian refugees and wounded soldiers. The Mbadb Branch, 207. I . Morgan. Both before and after the laying on of hands through thi modiun of the Press, and also in other Devonshire Park Orchestra, under the baton of Mr. prayer and Holy 1 thb Bishop addressed the newly - confirmed. The ways, that as far is possib e everything wns being service with ee Norfolk Megone, led off .with Massenet’s overture morning Bible 1 service was weU-attended and was of an impressive entried on i s us gak ; aid thjs iction materially assisted ‘ Phtxlre,” of which they secured a very pleasing Telegraphic Address: e . P. Bassett r in . restorirg i (mfid nee to ■ many who subsequently character. EASTBOUME IN Tl E 18TH, ‘rendering. Madame Boin-Kutferath (solo; ’celello from “ Elliott’s Stores, Eastbourne." Bi-Bavioue's. Bn LEAF HOMEOPATHIC COTTAGE LIFE OF SIR H. PRENDERGAST, visited tht to im.' The bill iting of 12,000 troops in the Brussels Conservatoire) and Mdlle. Bertha Bernard and 13.31) p.m. PARISH CHURCH (SS. MARY’S).* Eiistbourm du ing i he wintemonths has assisted the (solo piahpforte from the same' institution) were ».45 a m.; mat!_ The Parish'Church at Old Town was filled on Wed­ CENTURY. inhabitant! gei i rail; , who have, therefore, noit been so associated in Rubinstein’s Sonata for ’Cello, and Piano, . evensong 1.30. Hoi HOSPITAL. Y.G., G.C.B. nesday evening, when the Bishop of Lewes confirmed seriously a (fee ad a : they would have bpen had the described on the programme in 7a curious mixture of a-m.; Matins 7.80 f 63 candidates. One of these was from Eastbourne troops not ieoi stat; jnedin French and English. Madamo secured a noticeably Evensong fi 30 p 1 ‘FAMOUS FOR A TESSELLATED PAVEMENT • ajn., and,also at .. College and another from the R.A.M.C. hutment The folic win ; is a summary of the work accomplished rich “ yellow ” tone from her instrument and in point and.ll-am.on Thurd ANNUAL MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS. DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER’S INDIAN camp; all the others were from St. Mary’a Amongst I AND BATH.” by the asso liat on di ring the ; >ast year:— of technique and expression there was little to criticise Litany Wadnedayal ^ CAREER. the clergy present were the Vicar (the Rev. Canon Wm. 1. Fin: .nee | —Tl a statement pf accounts shows an and much to enjoy, whilo Mdlle. Bernard sit the piano Jr* g 6.30 p.m.; oiioi C: Streatfeild, R. D.), and the Revs. W. A. B. Clement- gave evidence of the same high artistic culture, her pp TEA AND COFFEE [ Saturdays. Hi E. C. Kirkley and G. H. West (curates).—The “ The New British Traveller,” published in London income o: Ul!83. rs. lid., *s against £GP1. 2s. 2d. for Aherns; (CathegnL THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE INSTITUTION: in 1795, a copy of which has been lentle i s by Mr. T. E. the preo idir g ye: r, and a balance carried forward playing being particularly beautiful.' Perhaps the A somewhat voluminous “ Life” of the late General top gave two very earnest and helpful addresses, nature of 1 the sonata hardly lent itself to a concert on . Jhelptou; curates,! aid Suitable hymns were sung at intervals in the Varloy Kirtlan, contains' ' the foUcjw ng -interesting Of £93. C i. 2< i . as, against i !38. 5s. lOd.! for, the year I«* Hands. (; * iir Harry N. D. Prendergast, R.E., V.C., G.O.B., a article on Eastbourne:— 1913. ^ r r r T popular lines, but the last movement, at any rate, made service. an appeal to all musip-lovers however inexperienced in 8*. P i n t ’B, Meads-r CANON ALLEN’S THE CHAIRMAN’S) iriBiant and high-minde*) officer of the Indian army, East-Bourn, in the neighbourhood jo( Beachy-Head, 2. Adi erti nng.- -Paragra oh or displayed advertise EXPERTS. and 8 am. (also, 1st, chamber music traditions. Madame La Croix, a mezzo- 10.48 am.; Choral DEPARTURE been written by his friend and admirer, Colonel • is a small town, famous for a tessellated ments hive oonsiltently appeared in most of the soprano from the Brussels Conservatoire, sang an aria •ddrees, 3,80p.m.; i hath, found in a neighbouring meadovV. leading lail;' new spapers, md in several illustrated from Gounod’s “ La Reine de Saba” in a voice [of enry M. Vibart, R.E., and published (at 15s.) by I NATIOML SERVICE LEAGUE contains about four acres, and is of a tr iangular form ; “ weekli A” The annual meeting of subscribers to the Leaf peleigh Nash, London. The work/ which is largely pleasing clarity and flexibility and won golden opinions T the Southern side faces the sea, am (here are only a 3. Offi lial j uidi Book.-j-J 1,000 copies of Ijhis publi­ of the audience. M. Edouard Deru, court violinist, ' Homoeopathic Cottage Hi ital, whose increasing use- auto-biographical—long extracts being quoted from few fishermen’s cottages and a public! house or two etters and official despatches emanating from the cation hf ve 1 ;6en orwardec to all parts of England was accorded very hearty applause for his performance fulness has necessitated an Bhlargementof the premises, ANNUAL MEETING OP THE EASTBOURNE between them. On the North side of tne meadow is a and various owns abroad, Up the L.B. & S.0., North of “ Romance” (Beethoven) and “ Allegrp Marzialri” U.L, - deceased General—is attractively illustratedhy portraits, highway, leading frd|a "Bctum to Pejvensey; and the PURE CHINA TEAS. Ber.O. was held in the Mayor’s lour at the Town HaU on copies of drawings, maps, sc. The subject of the BRANCH. Western Great Northern, Midland and Caledonian (Pugnani) and the.soloist was compelled to return and fimROS.wa.-uvu West side is separated from a largje common field, Railway ; to touri it agents in several large towns in acknowledge the tribute of his hearers. The only Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Canon A llen, B.D. memoir joined the Madras Army as Second Lieutenant belonging to the parish, by a fence o posts and rails. T a.m. 8rd Bunday 1 of Engineers in 1854, and served with it through some the Nort i of !5ngl md and Scotland, and to the .Hatty encore of the afternoon was given by M. Bouillez, of 8 pin. 4th Bunday I (the chairman', and amongst others present About the middle of this fence the payement lies, about Mail an* Jlfi 7 niru Leader'ravel Bureaus the Brussels Opera, who sang a song of his own com- prayer 1 1 . Men’s! were Miss E. Boys, Mr, Carlos Crisford, M r.!lydney of its most glorious episodes, gaining its enthusiastic STILL MANY MEN WITH NO SENSE OP a furlong distant from the high-water mark. In the ko MUCH RECOMMENDED BY TH* devotion and respeot. His great soldierly qualities and 1 4. Pos era--4,0 0 copies of the Eastbourne Poster osition, “ Albert Premier.” This proved toe much for day in month 8 pm Hudson, Mrs. Rooper King, Mrs. Tom Lloyd, Coun- .. , . , r ---- NATIONAL DUTY. common corn-field, West of the meadow, to the distance have bee a ex libit* d on the following Railway Com- is fellow-countrymen, who insisted enthusiastically on 4 p.m. 1st and 8rd 1 •iUor J.- ~ Rawles, the —Rev. Canonin W. w. C. Streatfeild oireaueua !i uoble------characterwere------reflected------in every position------he was of half a mile, they often raise bits of foundations with Fridays tVeelt: i e iv. H. von E Scott (vicar- I Called upon to fill, and rapid promotion came naturally anies jsystims: L’.B. S.C., North western, Ea second effort, which the gifted baritone conceded. MEDICAL PROFESSION. (vicar of Eastbourne), the|’ their ploughs; and in dry summers they can perceive Jaledon an, Midi* rid, Grea; Northern, Great Central, His powerful voice and dramatic manner must have designate of Christ Chu: Mrs. Tabor and Mrs. j Enough. Having gone through the Persian campaign all the tract.of ground to be full of fc undations, by the (hon. treasurer), Mr. E. h? returned to India and took part in the- INTERESTING SPEECHES. Lanoash re in*l forkshiri and Strafford-on-Avon come as somewhat of a novelty to many of the audience Tipping, with Mr. A. different growth of the com. and Mid lane ;.Tun ition Railways. The design of this unacquainted with Continental operatic standards. Barrett (secretary) apd Jones (matron).■ • stiff wferk of suppressing the Bengal Mutiny^ during This tessellated pavement was littli i more than a foot poster b ts b( 8n ve y favour* bly commented upon, and In the interval Mr. R. T. T hornton, chairman of the ■ vhich he was twice severely wounded and received the below the surface of the ground ; wha; lay next it was k . ahur • , , T he P ast YeIi i’Js Operations. a , i The annual meeting of the Eastbourne Branch of the applieat ons have aeen received from Darlington and Eastbourne Belgian Relief Committee and of the com­ Nor Victoria Cross for acts of great gallantry. New honours National Service League was held on Thursday after­ small sea-gjavel; and the position o : the pavement is 8rd Sundays; 8 , .The Chairman, inmovi: g the adoption of the re] irt awaited him in the Abyssinian campaign of 1867-68, and Sunderli nd Or co >ies of th 3 poster. mittee which arranged the concert, introduced M. p.m.p.m. 3rd8r, and tth I noon at the Saffrons Rooms. Councillor F. H ollins, nearly due East and West. It is seventeen feet four Vandervelde, the famous Belgian Minister of State, (which was printed in our) week’s issue), said it naa cn years later he "accompanied the Madras Sappers M.A. (chairman of the Executive Committee) presided, inches in length, and eleven feet in ireadth. At first 5. Par lphl ets.— 20,000 co] lifes of a pamphlet, giviri] Ideal Teas for Dyspeptics? Bactlsnptism 4 p.m. 1st i been a great delight to thi ommittee and everybody with the other troops to Malta, for the demonstration it seemed to have been bounded with a thin brick set particul: attractions of saying that he was one of the great-men of that great givingJ notice.1 Mo interested in the hospital th they had been able in the node there and in the DardaneUes against the threaten- and was supported on the platform by the Mayor statistics, ha' e been issued! little country which had been of such inestimable value. Childdren's r wrvioe 8 ] (CounciUor C. W. Bolton, C.S.I.)J Mr. T. R. Redfern, on edge, about an inch above the tessera, so exactly andl SermonBe 8 p.m. ar to enlarge it, ’ through the kindness of Muscovites. We next find him acting as Quarter straight and even, as if shot with a plane; and so well tributed They knew now that that fortnight whioh the Germans abor,. who had ited them with another iter of the Madras Army, after which he was com­ Rear-Admiral C. H. H. Moore, Mr. A. J. Bowen, Mr. wasted before Liege was the saving of Paris and of this Ot. Ph iijp ' i 0. M. Mullaly and Col. A. E. Whistler. A communica­ cemented, as to appear one solid bncl. But on break­ 6. C»-( per ,(ive. Ldvertisiri, The association joined 2/3, 2/9, 3/3 per lb. M0 p.m. house.F By this means they had been able to increase missioned to several important commands. General the schune ronibted by - Be L.B. & S.G. Railway country. Belgium was going to go on doing its duty, tion was read from Mr. C. A. Leatham expressing ing up the outside of the pavejnent, i ; was found, that too (applause). He was glad to see some of the East­ 8 am.; 2 tht number of beds from 19 to 16, also to have a special Prendergast’s great opportunity came with the opera­ gret that he was unable to be present instead of bricks set on edge, as at fin t imagined, it was Company fther>the|r| sou h coast resorts by deans of paro­ bourne refugees present and some of the wounded T he L ate L ord R oberts. '* soldiers (applause). M. Vandervolde was not only a tSSR ? at the hospital instead of having to go to a chemist. he was given command, of the expeditionary force T next the tessera turned up. These bricks were an inch graphs ri 11| le* cling Lot don and Northom news- Christ'Chu During theyear they had 159 in-patients and C94 out­ destined to sail up the Irrawaddy for the capture of the , The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and a quarter thick, something more han eleven inches papers and I li ,e ex libition qf 500 copies Of ah effective statesman; nut a sportsman, which would appeal to all Ftrle-road. patients. The in-patients were not quite, so many las in Burmese capital. This proceeding was marked by great | and accounts (extracts from the former of which were broad, and full fifteen long, which could not have been poster (10-f ; by 10-ft.). It is believed] that the Englishmen. He braved the dangers of mountaineering Captain the previous year, owing to the fact that the hospital dash as well as completeness of organisation,1 as a result printed in our' last) said they were indebted to Mr. less than seventeen before they were turned up at the paragra; >h vert sements which have appeared in and in the same spirit braved the dangers of the Front B r. JOHN’S had to bo closed for some time while the alterations of which very little resistance was possible. His success Kedfern (one of the hon. secretaries) for having again ends; they wereWery firm, ana not ii the least warped, connection tith his scheme have been of consider- when he went back from time to time to encourage (he ELLIOTT’S SPECIAL BLEND? on 2nd an were being carried out.: Prebendary AUen referred was.followed up by circumventing 'daring raids of the soldiers in-the trenchris (applause). !, mid-day drawn up a very fuU and clear account of the work or cast in bumibakfhpir ends were entirely covered able benefit bo tlj*tl town. 946 a m. di with regret to the deaths jof the Rev. W. T. Turpin, in Chinese, the advance being made on the General’s own during the. post year (hear, hear). Proceeding, he1 said with a plaster halSpinch thick, so 'hard, entire, and Theliortl [We* ternRailWi any also granted M. V andervelde, whose speech was interpreted by old and valued membeij of the committee, and Mr. masterly initiative, which was entirely justified by the I one name must be very specially p -esent in their minds the use if t ieir 1 onrding (l>2-ft. high By 58-ft. wide) M. Seeldrayers, barrister of the Brussels Court of / \ n f A A m n M a m hin m irnlnnhln D..«— L. — I _ .. J L ll. . 1_ J ll. n — ■ i. 1 1.1 T — A even, that it appeared like one stone quite round the Augustus Crisford, who had only been appointed on the outcome. For his invaluable services in Burma he and hearts that day,—the name of the late Lord pavement. Within the.,bricks was a list or border of outside the ijExcl ange St« tion, Manchester, and a Appeal, said he was in Eastbourne just before' the war •ommittee during the yeair. Subscriptions amounted received the K.C.B. and a medal, very paltry rewards Roberts, the illustrious founder and up to the time of white tessera, thirteen inches broad; all the rest of the striking specially written, was exhibited broke out and many terrible things had occurred since to a little less than the previous year, when as a matter for achievements such as his. Subsequently he . acted his death the popular president of the N.S.L. The pavement was set with white tessera, without any thereon. then.. Belgium had been ruined, but when they knew of fact they now needed1 a great deal more inconse­ as Resident in Travancore, GovemorrGeneraI’s agent at league owed its existence' to his (Lord Roberts’) t^ork ornament or figure. 7. Vi* to: Stacion Ad’ ertisement. —This photo- Britain was coming into the fight they were assured of APPLICATION, quence of, the extension. However, he was confident Baroda, and afterwards in Baluchistan, and lastly as ana personality. They knew; how loyally and eventual victory. On the side of the Allies were more An E ntire Bath F ound. .^graphic idv^rtisei lent in tl e booking hall at Victoria that whefi the townspeople realised the good work Resident at Mysore. Sir Harry left India in 1892, energetically he worked lor- the league in his life-time, Station fias an j anewed fpr a further period of five ships, more money, more ammunition and inare soldiers oarried on by the hospital they would see that it did not being then 57 years of age, and as the Government and that, although his warnings were neglected and Upon digging the ground about thi I pavement, there years. than Germany had. T£e balance had swung over from servio ★ ant for adequate financial support. Whin he (the failed to find further scope for his talents'and energy— even flouted, 'he never retaliated after the outbreak was discovered an entire bath, sixteen feet long, five the enemy to the Allies. Britain’s superiority on (he orning | speaker) first came to Eastbourne he soon discovered though having the strong recommendation of Lord dthan “ I told you so,” but continued tqwork and to feet nine inches broad, and two feet (line inches deep. 8. Ft den (ion of British Health and Holiday water was such that Germany could not' hope to meet Days, ul what a warm place it held in the hearts of the poor Roberts and many famous Indian administrators—he ive all the assistance he could—and great assistance it It was filled with rubbish of buildi Resorts —T le as ociation has been represented on her pn the open sea. When they returned to Belgium Curate, Rev. I gfft) people down at the east end, and that was one reason retired into private life. Like so many retired Indian -to the nation which had refused to follow his have been burnt, ___ .. the exe*uti\e of t ie federation, and muen Useful work they would assure all those Who thought of the colt A ll BOUIR’, Busans-r -.i : why he was so pleased to be' connected with its work. officers, however, he continued to take a lively, patriotic Ivice. He (Councillor Hollins) would like to say a Roman brick, squared stones, has bee 1 ct riried out by t hat body, particularly ip of England that she was not really cold. The Bril a.m., 1st, 3rd and 6th| Miss Bovs seconded the motion, and the same was interest m public affairs, and notably in matters affect­ ■eat deal, but he knew the present was not the time with ashes and coals of wood. At the North-West of ' connect on ifith he progress of the Health Resorts pie did not speak so much' about their feelings, hut 1 Advertising [Bill- ilgium knew they had a heart (applause). ELLIOTT’S Children’s servioe a carried unanimously. j ! _ ing the welfare of India, and his appearance at various For dealing with debatable questions. He did not, the pavement was the passage into the hath, three feet Morning Prayer, Wei functions always ensured him a warm welcome. however, doubt that when the war oame to a successful three inches wide, where the bricks Which bounded the 9. Spieia jAdv irtising.- -In conjunctiori with the Later in the afternoon M Arthur JonckJheere P resident and Committee. Trade Iro(*ation 3ociety a public meeting was held evening servioe at?; The author of the “ Life’’recalls many circumstanoes termination—as he was confident [it would—the nation pavement were not turned up at tleir ends, but lay sented Mr. Thornton with an inscribed testimonii STORES. Baints’ days, 11 a.m. Mr. T abor 1 proposed the re-election of the Earl of Would realise the debt it owed to Lord Roberts, and even with the pavement. At the distance, of fifteen in the Towin .‘(Hall Halt on 17th August last for tpe purpose his work as chairman of the Relief Committee, j Hev. Evan 3 . Hopkb r . . j . of the General’s military career in illustration of Sir Dysart as president. Harry’s “ grand character and fine services.”! “ He Would fully recognise the great servioes he rendered the inches from the tessera there was a fall of two inches ! of raisii alditioial fund? for; advertising with the The programme had to be somewhat curtailed; and LIMITED • r . Amra’s —Hunday 1 This was seconded by Councillor R awles and carried. was,” writes Colonel Vibart, “ eminently qualified for empire (hear,’hear). to the landing-place out of the bath ; the landing place view o tt ;actin j visitor* during the early part of 11.0. also on 4th Bum* the war establishing a winter season. Many after a selection by the orchestra, two pianoforte splos Matins 11.01 child! <■ • On the inotion of Canon Streatfkild, seconded the highest commands, yet the Government always With rejtard to the Eastbourne branch, directly the was also three;feet three inches long, land two feet two by Mdlle. Bernard and a recitation byjMr. Thornton, seemed to be anxious not to employ his services; which jwar broke out they followed the instructions of net inches broad; thence, by two stairs( was the descent commit ee[ leetifigs were subsequently I Held and (Opposite 8. Saviour’s Church), ■Week-days: Holy( the Chairman, the *Rev. H. von E Scott,. Mrs. Tom cm amc antirig to £650 were received. This the concert closed with the National Anthems! of nos days at 110 (for e Lloyd, tb“ Rev. Evan Ji Hopkins and Mr. Ernest H. would have been of the greatest value to t£e country. [uartors and suspended all propagandist work. Thehey, into the bath; the length of the stairs was the same Belgium and Great Britain. 7.0; Matins at 7.40,J His character was so noble that the ordinary official towever, directed their energies to promoting the tl with the landing-place; the breadthi of each stair was entai.ilec iderqble \/prk(but the committee believe Black were elected members of the oommittee. that th i scijBme has benefited the town ; generally, In the evening "the same artists again appeared with 1080, with Litany. \ r minds seemed incapable of understanding him, and mportant object of assisting to raise troops, and too eleven’inches, ana the height of each something more EASTBOURNE Bev. von X. Scott, I . Mr. T abor Said: One .name is mjssing from the nuch praise could not be given to Mr. Mullaly than ten; the lowest Stair was twenty inches from the and wil coi tinue to do sq even after the [war. The eminent success, and M. Gaston Vandermeeren, Crookes. committee just appointed,! that of Miss Cooper, who were utterly oblivious of the fact that they, by refusing barrister of the Brussels Court of Appeal, made a short And at MEADS. to employ him, were inflicting a vast amount of injury especiauy (assistant hon. sec.) for his indefatigable further side of the bath. The whole work was very commit ee nuch appreciate the kindly co-operation Br. Mkdxaxl and All| was one of the original committee when the hospital compact, and curiously put together not in the least of the 1 rad i | Prot sction So :iety in this i matter. speech. Servioes, 7 and 8 a.i was first opened. We all regret that her name is not on the country, and, he went down to his grave labours at the Terminus-road recruiting station. Before eminently honoured qy all who knew him except the the war began a number of open-air meetings were held, injured by the violence it must have undergone when 10. Win S< ason.—The pro arrangement 'with litany on 8rd a on the new oommittee just appointed, but she has left filled up, or the ' extraordinary ' ...... lengthjofi time. 1 1 * Communion i Eastbourne and now UVes at Malvern. Miss Cool Government.” “ His nature,” adds the author, “ was Admiral Moore being the league speaker on those betweei tb iiTow Council andnd tlthe Devonshire Park I en’s service; I unselfish, sweet and attractive in the highest degree, Occasions, and advocating the objects of the league with On every side was this pavement secured, and the Compai y the provision of a first-class military Bundav. when was one of the House Committee, and with Mrs. Tal edges of it rested on a very firm and ueat built wall, FUNERAL OF IR S . M. checked the tradesmen’s! books onoe a week. The result and he had a noble and magnetic personality.” ,t skill and effect in spite of a certain amount of band to t he Grand-parade band stand every EASTBOURNE Ml The luminous pages of this interesting work will be . isiton from ill-informed quarters. As late as about composed of Roman briok, squared (tone, and headed week-di y tl mgl out the year, and the!establishment vices: Holy llimmu of checking the books hits been most marked, for the ie 25th or 26th-July, Admiral Moore was urging the flint, between five and six feet deep belpw the surface of an o-chi :ra t f 32 perl ormers in the Devonshire HOOKHAM. day, when it is at 7 a I I p : ’' house expenses have been considerably reduced. Miss scanned with appreciative attention by many besides SOGT on Saints’: Cays at ? ( the numerous Indian officers and' prominent civil ieed for preparation against the contingency of war, of the pavement, and full twenty inches thick. The Park W int* Gar len was xmsidored by (he associa- CoUper was most regular in attending all committee bricks were not laid in regular boursek as in those parts tion, an 1 a iput* tion cons sting of representatives of evensong at 6.80; litaL »'.Y meeting?. She helped!at the annual sale! of work, servants who knew the deceased General, and admired ut there were those who challenged him with the matins. Clergy: R*>v.| ssertion that “ there would he no war.” The startling of Roman building? above the ground; but dispersed the ossxfia (on * nd the Trade Protection Society There [was a large and sympathetic congregatioi 1 at Dawkins, Rev. H. 7 poUnd day, and helped the hospital in many other ways. both the man and his grand career. - p. about the wall without order. The top of the wall, In their the directors of the abov* I t will be very hard to replace ner (hear, hea|r). vents that followed showed what reliance was to be waited upo the Town Co moil, with’(he result that Christ Church on Saturday afternoon, on! the society state ilaced on the prophesies of these critics of the league indeed, was only fifteen inches thick,1 ana jxivered with the pro] was ipproved by the Council, of the funeral of the late Mrs. HookHam', wife of llajn. and u.m. i T reasurer and M edical Stave. * the bricks first mentioned, whioh bounded the pave­ “ The members at the ei In month a nonri* hear, hear). , ! i ‘ •) • 11. Itkf< itioi Bureau.—This Bureau;! which has Mr. Mark Hookham, a well-known tradesman and the Mr. Crispobd, in moving the re-election of Mr. Tabor ment; but about fchmeen inohes bejow the top there been eital ihed in the Public Library! (by kind SIR L. LINDSAY-HOGG, BART., AND Councillor Chapman seconded the motion, which was and also one of the wardens of the east end to £3,952 (P as hon. treasurer, said they could have no one more jput and carried unanimously. was a set-off, on the inside of the iwall, eight inches perm is* ion if tl 3 Librar es Committee); has been broad. The foundation of the pavepent (was not dug parish. The burial service, in which the choir assisted, mortgage at the end of the year to £34,550, as against $ i • efficient or desirable for the position. found eel lely useful, a id is much appreciated by £33,253 at the end of 1913. ! It is important to note that YEOMANRY OFFICERS. T he Mator and N ational Service. up to the bottom, but opened at c ie corner only, in visitors was of an impressive character, the officiating cleirgy Mrs. Llotd seconded.—Carried. for, when bored the society has no property [in hand, i 1 T ------' i : |- The M ator, in moving the re-election of the Council order 4o discover how it was framed In thanking] the iribsoribers for their: subscriptions, being the Vicar (Rev. Canon Allen) ^and the Rev. H. The CHAiRMAN moved the re-election of the honorary land Executive Committee, said (he whole of those through, it was found, that next the a was a bed vonE. Scott. Other clergy present were the Rev. H. “ The accounts have been duly audited by Mr. S. R. medical staff, observing that they oould not speak too OUGHT TO BE AT THE FRONT. oot (hi6k ; under the comnjitte? woiyd like tp call attention to tne per- Worley, chartered accountant, who has examined and included in the list had rendered useful service. What­ of very strong mortar, more than a , ristent efforts if ot! ier health resorts in endeavouring to Pain, Rev. W. A. w .1 Leese and Rerv. Mr. Thomas, and highlv in praise of the devotion of Dr. A. H. Croucher, ever could be done by the executive in the immediate the mortar a bed of clay two feet thiuk; and under the Mr. ,T. H. Venables ably presided at the organ. The certified the w , \ and the services of Mr. R. J. C. Douty were also greatl; attract vi litoi an 1 thereto -e trust the! inhabitants of Speaking at a pariah meeting at Rotherfield, Sir 11 future would be effectively done. At the end of the clay a foundation of brick. The aurfhee of the clay was Eastboun le chief mourners were Mr. Mark Hookham (widower), valued. Mr. Harold Turner (hon. dental surgeon) hai neatly pitched with small flints and atones, pointed at su] port the association more than they Mrs. Ginger and Mrs. W. Hookham (sisters) and been most helpful to the1 hospitaL Lindsay Lindsay-Hogg, Bart., J.P. (formerly M.P. for war, which they all hoped and believed would end suc- have don* in ie p st, as it is Urgently necessary that credited to profit and loss account to £320, making the Eastbourne Division), proposed the following Eugland and her Alhes, the ieague wouM their lower ends, and headed at theiij upp Messrs. James Hookham, George Hookham, ^David Councillor R awlbs seconded and the motion wa the judi* iou adv srtising pf Eastbourne 1 should he total of £1,572 in reserve* Alderman E. Duke and ___. .. , ” . f , 1?™ ° , | resume its activities. Whether by then the nation T he T esseras. increased Hookham and Williajn Hookham (brothers-in-law). carried. res0J“vl0II:, That the parochial electors at the annual I would have risen to a full conception of the absolute Amongst others attending were Mr. H. Peerless Councillor B. Bradford retire from tfie directorate by assembly of this parish desire to place on record^!heir I necessity of national service for the country remained All this pitched work waFexaotly (iven with the set rotation, and, being eligible, offer themselves for re- The hon. consulting surgeon is Mr. Dudley Wright, manager of the business), Mrs. apd Miss Peerless, election.” 1 ,• F.R.C.S.Eug. (London), and the bon. consulting surgeon appreciation of the young men who’are serving in H.M litobeseen. They all hoped it would have done so, and off on the inside of the wall; on it was laid a bed of ’eerless, jun., and a number of employe^ 4 Forces from this parish, in endeavouring to uphold our coarse mortar, of about nine inqhes tjhick ;j the skirts of RICplD (JEFFRIES: A (SUSSEX w. The annual meeting takes place on Tuesday next, and for diseases of women is Dr. E. A. Neatby. in any case the league would exert itself to the utmost this mortar reb(ed on the set-off above mentioned; it The interment took place subsequently at Ocklynge national honour and the defence of oUr ...____ to win the nation over to its important objects Cemetery. will he followed by a special meeting at which resoln- On the motion of Mr. Tabor, seconded by Councillor Sir Lindsay warmly praised the splendid patriotism of was composed! of lime, a sharp Coarse sand, small turns will be passed exte: ng the society’s borrowing- R awles, Mr. H. Burrell (incorporated accountant) was (applause). WORTHY. The numerous beautiful wreaths were from [the not only the men who 1 had responded to Lord Councillor Fox seconded the motion.—Carried. pebbles, and bits of brick. Upon this bed was another powers. [ re-elected auditor. i Kitchener’s appeal since the outbreak of war, but also of a finer composition, made with dime, j a fine sharp following :■ T ribute to Canon A llen. those who had answered the call of their country either S T he Branch and its Oppioers. sand, some kina of ashes, and the dust Of brioks and BE CHY H E AD[. From Mark to his dear partner, Alice; from the iti thick, and employees, with deepest sympathy; from the Rev. Mr. Crispord reminded the meeting that they were ■as reservists or former Army men whose service had Mr. Bowen proposed the re-election of the executive potsherds. This bed was about half ‘ '* * iL -’- J both these beds nearly equal to Poi me in hard- Cauon and Mrs. AUen, with loving sympathy; from the 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 labout to lose their very esteemed chairman, that being expired, or who joined H.M. Army prior to the war. offioers of the branch, viz., Mr. T. R. Redfem and Richard Jiffries naturalist and novelist, although sidesmen of the ohurch, with deepest sympathy; from the last time he would be able to preside at their annua Proceeding, he said they had officers in the Yeomanry, IRear-Admiral Moore, joint hon. secretaries; Mr. Mul­ ness. Upon this upper bed the iras wtere set; they the choir and organist! with deepest sympathy; from were placed on end: but so exact the workmen in born at S vinqbn, olaimec by Mr. A.; W. Oke, who gathering. He had been their chairman fjpr seven or not only of Sussex but also of other counties, young laly, assistant hon. secretory; and Dr. C. Tiffin, hon. read a paaer ;r 1 the!Brighton Natural History and the working party of Christ Church: from Miss Koss DEMANDS OF THE ARMIES men, unmarried, who had all the necessaries of life ana treasurer. They... had, he said, every reason for satisfac- seating them, that they used two so: of qement; their i LSJf)a P“R* Bird; from Mrs. K. Climpson; from Mrs. Easton, Mrs. eight years, and those who had been associated with ell worked; Philosoplfii' 'cal 3oci< ty on Tuesday, to have ’ in aSnssex BELLIGERENTS. ' him had been impressed by his .thoroughness and the fortune that could be given to them, who would be of ||tion at the success that had attended the proceedings Of ends standing in a cement of lime i Rooks and Mrs. Wickham: from Mrs. Bauleombe; from ------vv.ii.-_-----r i.,— ----- — -i .- .. ‘ the branch in the past ■ The branch was virtually while their upper parts were cemenl ;h a fine grey worthy 011 ae jount of his loi >g and intimate association Mrs. King; from Mrs. Little; from Mrs. Sole; from Mrs. , heartiness with’ which he had interested himself in the very much better use if they were in ther fighting line with the souii;;y. Teffries cills Beachy [Head and the and in the trenches. He would like to see their present founded by their old friend, Sir Duncan Johnston, whom mortar, consisting of fine sand, ashi , and lime. This W. Gibbs; from Mrs. Easton; from Mrs. Parker and , The correspondence of the British and Foreign Bible affaire of the hospital, and also with his ability and tact intetvals at their neighbou: ing j dow|ilands “|the land of! health.” He Mrs. Howell; from Mr. and Mrs. FUlerj and family; in conducting the business meetings in connection with places taken by married men who were willing to serve, they all regarded with high esteem, and whose presence grey cement every where filled thi says:— from Mrs. Gregory and Daisy; from Mrs. H. M. Sim­ Society throws many curioils sidelights on the nations the hospitaL He had always given his opiuons freely and they themselves volunteering for service on the whenever he came to Eastbourne, was always welcome. heads, and was much harder than eras them- mons'; from Mr. and Mrs. Pike and family ; from Miss now engaged in war. Sinde the bombardment of ths Continent (hear, hear). ;■1.. j When Sir Duncan left Eastbourne they were left in' a selvas proved to be. “ Houijs, *ven 1 ays, ma r be spent (on ithe Head, Calrow and Emily; from Mrs. Ginger (sister); from Mr. Dardanelles began a letter lias arrived from the society’s f e , h ' i ;■ mid forcefully, like himself ana without favour, again There is so iriuch to inter ist and amuse that one can like himself. They were losing a friend, the hospital The resolution was seconded and unanimously carried. rather serious' difficulty respecting the secretaryship. A? already observed, the' tesseras we: 1 .only of two O. Climpson and Mr.1 Pearson: from Mr..and Mis. C. English agenf at Constantinople reporting that his staff Sir Duncan himself suggested Mr. Redfern as his sue colours, white, and a. dark brown; the; were harder never we* ry it Its histo ry, its flora and fauna, the Francis!; from Mr. and Mrs. H. Peerless and Fanny; in Turkey arecontinuing their usual, work and that hs m p g Y ;was losing a friend, the town was losing a friend and beauty of it|i colo iring wh* n crowned with the goldon from Mr. and Mrs. W. Hookbam; from Miss Winnie the poor ip the east end of the town were losing a friend. [ cessor, and in acting upon that hint they felt they had than’a glazed and well-burnt tobacco and of a grit himself daily attends his [office in ’Perai and receives made a wise choice (applause). Mr. Redfem readily somewhat finer! Thebrown seemed of the same gorse, ha re e ajch a separate charm. The birds nesting Hookham; from Miss Brown and staff from Nursing much consideration .v: They hoped and trusted that for many years to home in the di fs ; the 1 f e in tl b hushes and in the holes Home; fromMr. and Mrs. Gibbs and MIsb Gibbs; from he might be able to serve in the ministry of the Church, 1 LOCAli NATURE JOTTINGS. responded, but being a modest man he requested that substance with the white*white, but oolocolo ired pv artart; * they Dr. and Mrs. Astley Roberts: from Mr. Russel and Government. H J - somebody else might also be appointed to share the seemed to have been formed in a mo ild, ana afterwards among tl e g ?ss ; ii_._iven the ; lutomaton : - ■ - * -'— coast; ’ ’guardsman, Madge) from Mrs. and Miss Venables; from Mr., Mrs. At Samakov, in Bulgaria, the revision of tbs and that the deserving poor^-and deserving rich too— pacing with Sentrj stride leneath the itaff, or sig- in his new sphere of life might he brought, under his responsibility and to assist him in the duties. His (Mr. bnrnt; they were of an equal size, >ut one exceeded and Miss Rooks; from Misses Hewman and Burgess; Bulgarian Bible goes forward unhindered. Whil* HEATHER ON THE DOWNS. Bowen’s) experience of joint secretaries was not wholly an inch in length; the lorteet we re 1 : tenths of an nailing b;' m ipnso*^(B flags or semaphoi to passing •from Mr. and Mrs. Kerridge; from Mr. and Mrs. H. Gurkha regiments from Nepal are fighting in France, influence and mode to feel that they had a helper and a ships, or elsi 1 ir ihwg the horizon with lis eye to a Klsley and Mrs. Elsley; from Mrs. Cook; from Mr. and friend (applause). He moved that their best thanks favourable, but in this instance the arrangement had inch; most of them equally made t leir 'whole length, the first edition has appeared of the Bible in Nepali, worked extremely Well, due to the fact that Mr.'Red­ but some were formed in the shape c E a wedge, in order cumbereo me teleso ipe, all ha ve a never-fadli: interest.” Mrs. G. Hookham, jun.j from Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ahd since the war broke out the complete Bible has £ ♦ '. . s be given to Canon AUen for his services to the Those who know the Downs well realise that the Huggett: from Mr. and Mrs. G. Gausdeofrom Mr. and fern had been so fortunate as to have associated with to be forced in where any interstiies were left: the Mr. Oke, in hi 1 paper, observed that ,11 his life Mrs. S. Easton; from Mr. and Mrs. King and family; been published in three o(her languages for the first ■ ‘ hospital. everlasting hills are also ever-changing hills. Speaking heads likewise were not all equal an* alike, some being to old Sussexians who have known the Downs in their I him a gentleman of the calibre of Admiral Moore. Not Jeffries had cpntend with poverty. and from Mr. and Mrs. Bradford; from _Mr. and Mrs. time. At Berlin, at Vii na, and at Budapest the This was unanimously carried. an exact square, some semi-lunar, bqt none triangular. despair.r __ Eak); ^ in life he wns a reporter oh a Swindon Andrew Ford; Mr. and Mrs. Austin; Harry and Lil; depots of the society are o] m daily, and its staff, wha p a s t a .v- Canon Allen, in reply, said anything he had done Tffie sides of those whioh were square, were, about four- newspap*newspap* r, 1Hit all lough ai ibitious to make a name in Mark and-Bertha; Sidney and Bessie (nephew and are German or Austrian ibjects, are working long hod been a labour of love. He would have been a very niece); from Mr. and Mrs. A^Sole ;_from Mr. J. Hpok- tenths of an inch; the longest sides if those forming an literature, h* poulc not sell his first novel,; hnd it was ham and family; from Miss Rose King; from Daddie hours to meet an extraord ary demand. hard-hearted man if he had Uved down there and dia oblong square, were something more] than half an meb not until lat* r he lecame k lown as a famous essayist, and Mrs. Climpson;___IJMUU; fromirvui mr,Mr. amtauu. mrs.Mrs. Rawles; xvawms ; fromu'uui Letters have been recei ed in London which tell of ■ot feel gratitude to the hospital for the splendid work m H RR Accord­ or thereabouts. He was often in St ssex, and tor some time lived in that Miss Pierce; from Mrs. Smith (Highgate); from the Russian officers buyini itaments tor German and ■ ing to some computations the ten inches or so it was accomplishing among the poor. He was very In like manner the bath was formed, and secured by .of So1 wh oh to-da y is known as Lorna-road. Rev. arid Mrs. Jones (Cambridgeshire); from Mr., Mrs. Austrian prisoners, of I an civilians who purchase pleased that they had appointed his successor, Mr. which cover the chalk are the accumulation of several a very compact walk of the same ireadth and depth and' Gladys Coart (Ash, near Canterbury)'.; from Mr., thousands of years, yet within a generation or so the !e was i 1 v* ty ba* health, lut his constant walks over them for Frerioh and Ru irian wounded, of English M Bcott, on the committee, as, knowing him well, he could mendation (applause!. Having referred to the regretted with that on which the pavement rested; the wall (he Snsse x I owns xept at l av for some time the dread Mrs. and Miss Ash (Northwood, Essex).; from sister, hospital__ nurses who. beg for them in Serbian for testify that he would do everything in his power for the flowers and trees dependent on that turf may undergo which sustained the North side of th a pavement formed nieces and nephew (Luton): from Miss Ida Matthew;, a distinct change. Perhaps the chief reason that we do death of Colonel Abbott, who was an excellent worker diisease ti wl (oh h 1 afterSva rds succumbed. I His books from Mrs. Goudman; from Mrs. Baker and the orderly wounded Serbs at Nish, aQd in the Arabic dialects of food of the hospital, and would, take the greatest interest in connection with that and other patriotic movements, the South side of the bath. On the Sohth side of the w pre ad to acc* pt help. Mr. Oke expressed BROTHER NEWLANDSMITH’S LAST large editions for distribution by Army chaplain* MASSEUSES IN COUNCIL. both know the name of somel prominent beacon or because the time was coming when they would have to thick bed of clay ; for under all thei e was a briok, then the hope that ther > would yet be erected in Brighton a among the soldiers of (be Tsar. Already the Bible characteristic valley near which (this spot may be. Our push this national service movement. Already there a bed of coarse mortar, something1 more than a foot bust of Jeflt 13s as 1 token 0 E the pride ill which he was i f fathers (poke freely of Snap H it, Bullock Down. Deep ■'RECITAL i l l • ■ Society has provided more than a million and a half ! ------| . was a talk of oqnsoription, the'required number of thick, and on it another bed of fine jnortar, half a foot held to-d »y. i ' , 1 j volumes . of the Scriptures in a score of different T o the E ditor. 1 Dene, Jevington Holt, Hign-and-Over, Cliff End, Ac., recruits not having yet been secured ; therefore the time thick. The sides of the bath, the seat, and the stairs, but since towns have spread and! few of us feel at borne languages for the armies of friends and foes alike. would come—and it might come soon—-when all their were plastered over with the above jfine mortar, about PLEBISCITE PROGRAMME. lese extraordinary undertakings have in no way- Sir .' I have had several letters asking ine to explain with Nature no ohe feels the of knowing these efforts would have to Tbe used in the promotion of half an inoh thick; all which were throughbut so hard, reduced the society’s normal service, and sinoe the *aore fully what Wei mean by » “ Branch of Masseuses names. Therefore, ifjone is s; of some Downland national service (hear, hear). compact, and smooth, that, when first opened, the <500 > FRIDAY, lil5l war began word has come! to the Bible House of the spot (nameless to us)ito an ol< inter of the Downs he whole seemed as if it bad been hewn) out of one entire On Tuesday afternoon Brother Ernest Newlandsmith in Council fori Demonstration and Discussion.” As Councillor Bradford seconded and the resolution was translation of the Gospel into six languages in which ilk will say after a time “ Ah, you lean Winddoor Hill,” rock, and polished. At the bottom in the middle of Our Lcrd igam s crucifiei, in France, gave the concluding recital of the series which he has never been printed before. (here may he others who would like more information or some such name, and then yoi will discover that the agreed to. In Belf iui 1 •n the subject, I should be glad if you will kindly-let the East end, there was a drain ir sink, something ■^'s ho y places, instituted several weeks ago at the Saffrons Rooms, the features of the place as you kno- it wete more or less Smoothing the W ay for Shirkers. more than three inches long, and tw 1 deep; about four And 01 th i dow toast Cro is His murderers dance; •ie use your paper for the purpose of explaining our unknown to him. If only we say to him “ How edfern attendance being larger than on any previous occasion. m •bject in starting snch a branch. Our scheme is as Mr. R , in reply, said it might ooour to some of inches above it, there was another ptssage through the Cathed ral* ’'icaln , each solemn circumstance, did such and such a spot look in your' days ? ” we should them that the branch was piling up rather a large wall, of the same size. The latter s sems to have been Have 11st ; ieir, everend graces, The programme was arranged froi the eight lpost BE RECRUIT. follows; soon aiscover the changes that bad come over it. balance at the bank. The reason was their work was the passage through which the water was received inn Cattle ire stablqd in the * acred court, popular pieces chosen by the audiem at the previous 1. To form in Eastbourne and its neighbourhood In Jevington Holt every summer the wild garlic not yet done; they had still a good deal before them. the bath, and the former that by which it was emitted. And of swleet clhisters sajages make sport. concert. It was not altogether -prising to find When I am grown a great big man a branch of “ Masseuses in Council ” on the lines of fills the wood with its pound heads of star-shaped The exertions of the Government had succeeded in Schubert’s “ Ave Maria” at the he f the list, as this the London one: such branch to consist of mem­ * Several V aults or Cellars. Our Lcrd ;o-da}j is crucifijBd, and spurned A soldier I will he| flowers and if one walks through it the odour [of the obtaining a certain number of men for military service. This ti ne ans c nly, composition makes an infallible ap] td all audiences, Or if not that I’ll 1 a sailor bers of the J.8.T.M. or of medical gymnasts crushed leaves is calculated to remind a hungry In fact a great many patriotic men had come forward, On the North side of the hath the ground was not Starting with the Andante cqn variazioni from holding the society’s certificate for massage. opened; but at the East end of the path and pavemem' His shyini ilasted add His altars burned; On the deep blue * Israelite of Egypt. True the blue-bell and moschatel and various means had been used to swell the number, Christ irnal Pas non hath returned, Beethoven’s “ Kreutzer” Sonata, th] violinist gave an My Daddy's got a big, big gun, 2. A meeting of members shall be held once a and wood anemone also haunt this copse, but the garlie —suoh as the issuing of attractive posters, the holding at the South side of the pavement, at the West em excellent impression of his interpretative powers, and if several vaults or . ost radlonelr.. He’s gone off to tl i war, month, at which eaoh member in turn shall read a is the distinctive individual property of this wood and of meetings, and the employment of bands. Unfor­ of both, there seemed to have b Dethroneq, disc owned, He stretches forth blind hands sometimes he erred on the side of being too soft there And when he went my Mummie cried paper of abput twenty minutes’ length, followed by tunately however there were a good many who (iad not cellars; for there were very firm thi inch walls con- could be no other exception token to his playing. The you will hardly find it in any other Downland hanger. rubbish, which Pierced ervanls, in those bleeding lands. Until her eyes looked sore. a demonstration' ana discussion of (be various Who knows now long that garlic has filled the wood responded, and if it Should prove that drums and tinued everyiry way. The ppp, bricks___ in * soloist’s own “ Angelus,” introducing tbe Grail melody , But as for me I felt quite glad methods in use for treating the condition described. and how long will it last ? In twenty-five years there trumpets did not produce the desired result, they must were all broke, had several degrees I of thickness, from Our L* rd sow led is crucified once mote, from “-The Vision of the Holy# Grail,” oonfirmed three inches to a little more than one: some had one of Victim Pri* st for evt r, ' Because I seemed [to know 3. From time to time there shall be a demonstra­ may not be a trace of it,- or on the other hand every fall back upon national service. It would be the duty previous opinions of its merit,' ana the manner of its With only two meri in our house wood within a radius of three miles may be full of it bv | °F (be league to make ik easy fbr those who objected or their sidH waved, some fret-wise, add others had roses He off* rs > Hi nself yet a? before; resentment left little to be desired. rSchumann’s M;: tion of anatomy, with [surface mai’kings on a living on them well imagined. Two sorts *)f channelled brioks Men cv rse the I resence that they did adore, That one of us mult go. subject by a doctor or recognised teacher. that time. Many like examples oould be quoted, but 11 who remained lndiffere* to offer their services. They Traumerei” and Schubert’s “ Ave Maria” closed the The trouble is tha( I’m so small, wish■ ^ to - speak----’ of » —one 1in------particular,‘-1—’— tiHere--. —andj it..------there as1 must show the peace-at-any-pnce map how well he were also found, one like a trough, j the channel three And bo:md i!they now dissever, first part pf the concert, the latter, of oourse, being inches broad, and as many deep: thje other sort had He we irel stii the crown of thorns, His brow There’s nothing to| be done - : FREDA SUMPTER. one walks about on the Downs one meets small ihes would look carrying a stretcher and; point out to the particularly appreciated. No small portion of the With me, not kno| ring anything, 33, Elms-avenue, Eastbourne. j ■- ] of heather, which impai,rt quite . a ...... purple tint to the hill- loafer or tile shirker what an excellent thing militar1 cylindrical channel, so that when I two were clapped Pours: 01 the sloody sweat more fully now. effect of this piece must be' ascribed to the diffipult And lessons scarc-i j begun. sides in summer. I understandinderstand that the quantity , of exercises were for his muscles or his nerves. Above al together, they formed a tube of threfe inches in diameter OurLqrd dai y eruoifie 1, His cry j pianoforte accompaniment arranged by Franz Liszt,' we The King, you s* , he wants us aU, ...... = this plant about to-day is greatly increased since the they mast make it easy for the man who had found or thereabouts. - Comes ten thousand crosses, believe, whioh in the hands of Mr. Gilbert Alcock was If not too young •old, • himself unable to make the sacrifice and who bad been There was a large space discovered on the South-West ihinjj to His b itohers who pa® by; heard to full advantage. last half of last century. Its presence brings a new and corner of the pavement, and five feet lower than its Though m At least a man in khalci. ENTERTAINMENTS AT CHRIST unfamiliar atmosphere amongst us and links the Downs kept back from entering tbe recruiting office by the M; a mi: igled in I [is agony, On Resuming Mr. Newlandsmitb submitted the My daddy came arid told, difficulties in which he might involve bis wife and surface, paved with bnok; but ind was not with theForeAt Ridge,! from .which the seeds no doubt dimensions of it Thoug 11 vp n les but by losses. j famous slow movement from the Mendelssohn Con­ -There’s sister Minnie knitting mita im CHURCH MISSION HALL. originally came Of Course, the natural soil of the family. There remained the further consideration that removed to its extremity, so tlmt tn They i mio(j; riot what the;' do, and never a spot certo, which did not fail to make due impression on the And Cissie sewing shirts, all those men who had not oome in would probably be could not be ascertained. This pa1 place was every heather is sandstone, on which its flourishes in almost inches thiok, pf Is found, ere Christ ai d Calvary are riot. listeners. Dvorak’s • “ Humoreeke ” .(where is the And me not doing one old thing any weather conditions. The chalk, one would think, compelled to do so,—if not now, then when tbe war was where covered with a coat about f humour in it !) might well have' been expected in a I tell yer, it just hurts. It was not to be supposed (hat when the war was ashesand large coals tit.wood : on lay scattered, in Red W I b! )od of vi gins and of saints plebiscite programme, arid the violinist brought out the Two special entertainments for the soldiers took place would not provide anything suited to the taste of the I over, a very confused manner, la of the ooarse Hofeejls kn itted scourges, I put my finger in[my eye plant, andand* yet it grows freely wherever it has taken 1| oondtnied jgermanent peace, would necessarily be subtle double-stopping effects with artistic skill, while To stop the tears a-coming. •n Friday and Saturday last week at the Christ Church _____ tie conditions might conceivably be such as above-mentioned, and the tessera, in And si to 'His T irone He falls, He faints; in thei succeeding composition, his own: Ballade, he root. The view that it hails from the Forest Ridge is like those on the pavei it, and cemented The snlii ill goes u 5 to heaven, and taints And then I go on with my play Jlission Hall, Firle-road, Eastbourne, arranged by Mr. supported by tbe foot that it is far more common to threaten the possibility of another war, and for that secured the difficult harmonics which distinguish one And ’tends I’se or*~'ly humming,------J. F. Jleade. On Friday a miscellaneous selection of and every contingency we must be prepared. Ths only were. There was, moreo1 mixed with the Lone 1u witl fiery surges. between Lewes and Alfriston than it is with us at several small It is Bis .ck t tat bears the judgment rod, passage with comparative ease. Only those who! play But never mind, ,y Mummie rays, Eastbourne. Standing on Firle Beacon last Saturday soundjform of preparation that he knew of was national large iron nails, hooks for the violin realise the immense uncertainty of producing That toon I ihall row big. service (hear, hear). ' earthen ware, together wit| pait of a human The surf sad* e® break eth against God. harmonics, which are so beautiful when they do oome, I could see tbe ground covered with the, short scrubby d near it pieoes of 1 t enclosed in any I didn’t telltell yi jd L that I’m learning stems all around me, while nearer home the hillside It had been shown in tbe course of our anxieties and He fee letl ios not crue thorn or nail, ! but so horrible'when they do no t! how to aigail troubles of the last few months how very neoessary , but loose; they were iloured like those But in the hoi jr of trial, 1 , above Jevington Holt is plentifully besprinkled with it in urns; so that, in all prol ity, the body they The recital closed with Bach’s Aria tot the 4th string- A trench in our ok garden? It is s(eadily advancing everywhere, and in time, no some such organisation as this was. They bad dis­ That Hi* •n c lildren should se darkly (ail; I As at all the previous recitals Mr.j Alq ' both ' “ in It’s going to be fie, covered layers of society in whioh there was no idea of jed to perished in the same tes that destroyed While w ai d every * vil now prevail, donbt, will become a characteristic feature of the the building. There was no insci n found either on I accompanying and in duet work withnth the violin, was And sister says wh’U picnic there Downs. How curious it will seem when the hills in national duty at all. There were even those who did And I i* f iends’ de aial; | everything that oould be desired andud fully maintained If only I don't whine ’bout growinggrowl up. not scruple to exploit the nation’s troubles for tbeirown stone or bnck; no statue, or other ire, except those That Lutl r’s £ >ns shoul 1 be the first, hound summer, instead of presenting the familiar j 50m of any kind his High reputation in this line. But get quite ta(l will, with clouds of yellow gorse, emulate the Higl personal profit. After the war, therefore, whatever the on the brioks already mentioned; Luthei’s ( at fluster to the slaughter iund. Then with my lit! !e penny result, the duty would remain of teaching the people whatsoever. F. W. bi Wabd. Some Germans I that they had a duty to. their country, and that they However, in digging the fi for a malt-house, all kilL [ d Odt. endeavouring And yet there’s li for me to do most cany it out (applause). For that reason the something more than a ^furlong North-West of T these remains of antiquity, a o Posthumus was to open a bottle of stout, but the oork obdurate, an* With one thing d another, league should be equipped with resources to carry on its Shoi t-3 F r ie n d sh ip.-!-] ‘The work. They could smooth the wav for those who had found; and a little time after, in . the foundation T>-‘— struggled for some time until 1 e got heated. At ’Coe, don’t you 1, while Dad’? away of a dwelling-house, another struck itine an who 1 s of otui faults is onr [best friend.” , in a burst of anger, h e cried, “ OiEU get ye out, I must look after Mother. not oome forward, and they would have to insist on tbe J , rat he ire n’t be long I” nation being taught what was its duty (applaase). also diecoyered. Morebj * ave to shore yes in l1* , ;• ' •

iSnRifs ■jj IflS ^ ClBJdOmOlM, S A T U K P A Y , M A R p H 2 7 , 1915. 3 m m PLACES OF WOBSHIP. PUBLIC LIBRARIES. DRAINAGE iXTENSION AT LICE COURT. DEVONSHIRE PARK. ' DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE.

H is t ’s). Holy The following recent book additions have been t a i l r-.'Rl AY.—Bel ire Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.G. (in the I PRESENTATION TO CREWS F MOTOR “ ALL TRUMPS.’* 8 a.m. every m ist exhibited in the show case during the past week, and chair), and Col. A. 1). Mein, . Matins, U on 2nd will be in issue on Monday morning next:— 1 BOATS.!... A particularly “ goey.” and merry musical comedy revue, entitled All Trumps, constitutes the main •n d 4 thSundays)andand sermon:sermon j a Holy w r Be , IS and 4 Local (lovernmjent Bjwrd Lquiry, DRUNKENNESS, At an interval in the nautical programme submitted p jn „ except 4th Sunday; ckldren’ children’s t p.m.. CENTRAL LIBRARY. , . 1 bj the Devonshire Park Orchestra 011 Saturday evening, portion of the j programme this week. Although men’s aervloe, 4 pm. on 4th Sunday 050. “ Lady’sRealm.” Vol. 36. Ma;ay to Oct, 1914. Vifre 1 Lee (64i, tramp, pleaded guilty to being drunk those forming the crews of the licensed motor boats essentially of the irresponsible' order, with a strong niniinnfinpni„ __ Week Days; HolyCHolyOi 060. “ Strand Magazine." Vol. 48. July.to Dec.,1914. A Local Government Board Inquiry in connection Tern inus-roaq the previous nigl 1 “ Royal Sovereign,” “ Bonnie Charlie'” and “ Estella,” pantomime flavoi r, tbe production is extremely bright (EE 8 , a t f.45 a m , also Wednesdays, 11.80 266. Sharrook, J. A. “ South Indian Missions," con­ ]?.C. Cockerell said he found prisoner lying on tl and entertaining .nd includes many clever and original Dally, 10 a.m. and 5.8u pan.; S v e r y B a l l In t h e with the Seaford Urban pouneff’s application for sanc­ were made the recipients of a gift subscribed for in taining glimpses Into the lives and customs of the Tamil tion to borrow money fori; works of sewerage and sewage ptvome it helplessly drunk, and conveyed him tb t] appreciation of their services on February 23rd and features. Sprigh ly and pretty dances and stirring JTidava. 11.80 a.m.. Litany and people. Illustrations. 1910. police t ation. 1 1 ~ ' — 0. Ktreatlelld (vicar), . 274.2. Collier, Jeremy. “ An Ecolesiastical History of disposal was held in the Council Chamber on Tuesday 24th, when calls were received' from torpedoed vessels. choruses by a well - framed combination, songs, . G. H . West, Rev. J. morning by Mr. W. 1$. Cross,, M. Inst. C.E. The S Mso ier, in offering to leave the town, said he was [ witticisms and ai unceasing flow of burlesque incidents Great Britain,” chiefly of England, from the first plant­ >f Hasliu and as So many young Mr. J: J. Page, who had initiated anil collected the and amusing by-] lay make up a stimulating pot-pourri, I Her. 8. K xkley. ing of Christianity to the end of the reign of King primary object of the scheme is to (leal with the drainage fund, said the amount subscribed was sufl cient to make iv n k Balehuret-road Charles...... II., with a brli____rlef ‘ account.___...... „ __ of_____ the affairs______of religion___ | from the northern camp ftt Seafonl. ted i he army 1 hoped to get work there, which evokes ui filing appreciation, not a few of the ill: D -ecu ed was dii charged with a caution. good the cost of petrol consumed and to make each items being vi; >usly encored. Mr. Harry Lane has the Church).-Sunday services: Hi in Ireland. Life of author, the controversial tracts con­ Those present were M£ T. Godfrey and Mr. J. Moore mail a personal gift. Referring to the use of motor­ i a t 8 am . on tod and 4th Sundays, and at nected with the history, notes and enlarged index by ALL-STEEL BICYCLE (members of the Council), Mr. yt. H. Pawson (clerk), gathered roum limself a highly capable and enthu- )USNB matins and sermon, 11 am.-, evensong Francis Barham. Nine vote. 1840. y.—Befoi Mr. A. Mayhewe (in the chair), Sir boats for rescue work, he said he wished ;here could be 1 siastic body of artists, conspicuous amongst whom are 341.3. Baden-Powell, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert. “ My Mr. B. A. Miller (surveyor), Mr. Hugh Stott (medical some organisation of such boats round the English pm . . ______to the three-ten-thouumcflh* officer of health), Mr. Robert Lambe and the Rev. Dent, . M.G., Mr. W. L. Wallis, Cc Miss Ruth Lytton, who as “ Vanity Fair,” the self- ___road.—Sunday services! Holy Adventures as a Spy;” Illustrated by the author's own ; part of an inch* ao that nirface and shape are Duke knd Mr. A. G. Hallman. coast, particularly at places where ship 1 passed close seeking but very Engaging and voluptuous adventuress, Sunday 8 am., after morning service sketches- 1916. ! perfectly true. The result is a beautifully J. F. G. Sargent. T byJ He expressed an opinion that the Ac miralty ought 31L3.' LeQueux, William. “ German Spies in Eng­ running bicycle with no friction. Prices from The following information was given to the Inspector easily wins her wiy into popular favour; Mr. William 1 A (every Sunday during season) after land ; An Exposure.” 1916. AF1 CLOSING HOURS. to take the matter up. Green, who acts oyith spirit and resource as tho wealthy evening Sunday of month: morning sendee £ 5 /1 9 /8 or 9 /4 per month. by the Clerk : Area of tlje district, 3,073 acres; popula­ Mr. R. T. T hornton said it . was in oh idience to the t l ; afternoons 8, men only on tnd Sunday, ohildren Has a chapter on how to end the spy peril. tion in 1911, 4,787, now Estimated at 5,358; assessable LiICAN’l EXPENSIVE INVITATION. young lover, “ Jack Trevor” ; I Mr. Harry Roxbury, on 4th Sunday evening sendee 8.80. Week-days: Holy 630. Board of Agriculture and Fisheries Leaflets, Nos. Stud a p.c. jor ths Book oj tht Raltigk. value, £35,706. 12a id. ( outstanding loans under the principle of saving life at sea that the mi in whom they who as “ Chuffins,” the chauffeur, shows that as a Oommunlon,. lays. It noon; Morning prayer ana 101 to 9>’0. Illustrations. 1912. Comprises—(1) Acte of I Edward Miller, landlord of the Cosmopolite had m6t to honour that night set forth 01 their errand, comedian he has little or nothing to learn. Mr. Harry -Parliament and miscellaneous subjects; i (2) Farm j i 1 . *• • K- Sanitary Acts, £22,211; loans sanctioned, but not ' aid 27. many, Wedn< and Fridays, 19 noon, extent when Eastbourne — BEENEY & CO., exercised, £1,537. 17a; period for which the present ower - street, was summoned for permitting not once or twice, but, he believed, three times, just on Gould and Mr. Jock Hood are both prominent in dally servloed wason 8 a m.- Saints’ days: Morning -animals and dairying ; (3) Diseases and insect Junction Road. be consumed on licensed premises during pro- the chance of saving human life. T ley met the duplicated rule>, and Miss Daphne makes a winsome « m v m and EL unnnlon.lt. Wednesday evening pests of farm animate; (4) Poultry and bees, their loan is asked for, 30 years; amount produced by a Id. i with i 7; August and Sept,,8. Friday breeding and management; (5) Cultivation of fruit rate, £135; present district rate, 3a 10d., last year, 4s. pours on arch 10th. emergency and they rose to the crisis. 1 'hey went out “ Felicity,” The revue is presented in three scepes, wniz 5 (Oct. to May! Vicar, Bev. tress, and farm and garden crops; (6) Manures and Hailsham -A. F. SMITH, No other works would bo superseded under the present Law; Lewis appeared on behalf of the to do what they could ungrudgingly irith absolute “ The Merry Owls’ Night Club,” “ Stage Door of the e .p . ita, Rev. Alan Birkett. feeding stuflh; (7) Forest trees and their diseases; 8, High Street. application. The workk had practically been com­ ht, who inied the offence. promptitude—to do their duty as men (ap ilause). Frivolity Theatre” and “ A Bungalow on the Thames,” (9) Insects and other pests injurious to farm and garden Boumer [stated that; about 9.30 p.m., from1 Rear-Admiral C. H . H. M o o r e, who made th e the performance, however, being continuous. Tho , 1 luxBomn ■>' • y.Bavioub’s. ___. Holy Communion at 7 * 8 am. crops; 110) Insects and other pests injurious tofrut trees menced. 1 . 8 0 lion he ceived, he went to the Cosmopolite presentation, contrasted the humane mnthodaof the whole tiling goes with a capital swing and holds the and S p.m. Lliany 9.85 a m.; Choral Eucharist at ana bushes; (11) Fungi injurious to farm and garden N egotiations wh-H the War Office. i M a m .; mat lias am.; children’s service 8 poos.; cro p s(12) Fungi Injurious to fruit and fruit trees. Raleigh l knock* I at the front door of the bar two or British Navy with the heartlesB devices 0 : the German undivided attention of the audience. evensong 8.80. 3ly Days Holy Communion T and 8 Should prove of great service to agriculturists, far­ I Points for Cyclists, i Cycle. Mr. Pawson explained that the work contemplated nes. S01 pone looked through the glass p navy. The recent action of the enem; - was not in In addition to the revue there bre a couple of general M l ; Matins .80 a m : Choral Eucharist at 10 am.; mers, horticulturists, gardeners, poultry farmers, &c. I by Frank Bowden, B Co* LtdL,| was to lay a sewer from Sutton-drove to the ejector - and len turned out the light. About two keeping. with all the teachings of lintei national ‘law. turns The Kellogs produce times from a variety of Hvensong I m. Week days: Holy Communion I F.E.G.B. Is. From* • Notting- station in Brooklyn-read.! The question had been before Several of the leaflets may be obtained free of cost oh |Agcnt»&Books tails iafterw: Is, Miller capie out, .nd witness sub- | The German navy had thrown Overboard every rule strange “ instruments ” ; and Miss .Tennie Robbins S*A., and am . on Wednesdays and Fridays written application to the Board. the Council for 16 or 16 yfears, but it had been put off. [flentjy went irito the sitting room at the back of the and every order that had been adopted by the civilisa­ proves herself a [comedienne of more that ordinary lam, on lays. Matins after first celebration, Bnnlop tyres and Bturmey*Archer gear. xWedm ind Fridays at It noon. Dally even- 798. Allanson-Winn, R. G. “ Boxing,” with prefatory It was included in thellast scheme of drainage, but where he saw six men round the table, five beinf tion of the last 300 or 400 years. They had thrown it capability, the quaint dance with which she concludes oral Mondays. Tuesdays, Thursdays note by Bat Mullins. Illustrations. 1911. before applying to the Local Government Board the ierstand one! a civilian. There were three quart all overboard for the last five months in order to murder her tum being particularly meritorious. • Hymns, A l* M.; Novello’s Book of 920. Woodville, R. Caton. “ Random Recollections.” Council cut it out, as they thought they could not afford r bottles on thie table and about half a dozen glasses, our merchant seamen and our naval officers and naval There will be a matinee to-day, in addition to two m m Portrait. Illustrations. 1914. it at the time. On March 2nd a representative of the ' Prayer Book. Vloar, Bev. H. U; Reproductions of the famous battle painter’s ie containing liquor. Witness said to the defendant, men. One thing was perfectly dear. When the war evening “ shows” Large audiences have been the rule Bev. 0. W. Horsborgh and Bev. masterpieces. War Office called on the Surveyor and the Chairman of low ao you account for these men being here ?” and- was over there was no sailor—whether he belonged to during the week. . [ ,- la l ■- f: - ’ I ■ the Counoil in reference tb the present proposal. It was Her replied, “ They are my friends.” In answer to 940.91. Soutar, H. S. “ A Surgeon In Belgium.’’ the merchant service or to the navy—who would admit NEXT WEEK’S ARRANGEMENTS.. I | (I 8 r. P m s ’a, Me L-Sundays, Holy Oommunlon, 7 Portraits. Illustrations. 1916. NEWS IN BRIEF. pointed out to him that it would be necessary to put in two jther [inquiries 11 he defendant skid he invited them the German navy to come under the brotherhood of the ■I? | and 8 am . (a' e and 8rd Sundays 9.45 a.m.); matins During his stay in Belgium, the author, who was additional ejectors. Finally, he said he would take the ire that evening and they were customers of his. sea. The German navy would be treated as Pariahs Next week’s atthnetive bill is headed by the popular l:lf ™ 10.48 am .; ( __Eucharist It noon; litany and one of the surgeons In charge of the British Field Council’s proposal to Lotjdon, and on the following day iy left the house at closing time and re-entered later and criminals, and we should alwaj’s remember them as musical comedy artists, Walter Passmure, Agnea 1 f j l.; evensongs 80 pm . Week days: Holy T he “ N ew” Child. a MWTlTTlTl Tl If 171 Qg ty at Sajm, with additional celebrations Hospital for Belgium, had opportunities tit visiting the Council had a telegriain saying that the War Office iadoqr leading from Tower-street. When asked if baby-killers (applause). Fraser, Johnny D mvers and Company, who will present onThursdays g .m. and Fridays It noon; matins dally several places already famous in the history of the Thfe Milton-next-Sittingbourne (Kent) Guardians would contribute £656 towards the cost on condition ' The Soldiers’ Mass,” or “ The Kuuts in Khaki.” Miss war, such as Termonde. Malines; Purvies and Ypres. that the work was commenced at once and comjSle The recipients of the gift, who were warmly applauded Aimee Roberts wi 11 appear in clever character studies, &8S s jn . (6X06, i Wednesdays and Fridays, 11 JO with have decided to withdraw a two-year-old child from the on advancing to the platform, were as follows:— , 6JO p.m. On Holy Days, matins He describes the scenes witnessed as Well as the custody of its mother, who is an inmate of the work-' six weeks’ time. The uncil held a special meeting iplied, and other noteworthy items will be supplied by Miss v.H.G.Jameson; Curate: working of the hospital. house, because it uses bad swear words freely, and asks and agreed to do the ir q but suggested that the time “ Royal Sovereign ”•: Jesse Huggett, Andrew Chester, Maie Dillou (tbe happy Dutch girl), Malle. Lorysand la r - M s ; 942.05. “Herbert, Lord Edward, of Churhury, ate Kitting, BctIO. W. " for beer or whisky when offered milk. to be taken should be/ux; Weeks from the date of signing iy Mr. Le- He had no reason to doubt the Percy Jessup aqa James Novis.—“ Bomjiio Charlie” : Mons Lorett (spiciality dancers from Paris), Olowa TEAS. [-Holy Communion, 8 am . e , Philosopher and Statesman, The First English Deist, the contract. They Henry BoriifaCe, jun., JoeProdgerandHarry Boniface. Argo (great animal mimic and entertainer), tbe Annytoa Autobiography of,” with the history of England under Doo that Collected £600. Since had;U letter from the War cndaht’s state] 2nt that the men were his friends and 7 am . 8rd 11.80 pm. 1st and 8rd I Henry VIIL 1870. Office agreeing to tl terms. On March 10th the ,t he was payii for the drinks. “ Estelle” ! Mike Hardy, jun., James Hardy and' Trio (Belgian acrobats) and Alina and Lily Mackenzie 8 pm . 4th j 7 JO a.m. Saints' DaysJ fl____ _ Prince, a black dog, which collected at Richmond and Mike Hardy, sen. | ' I - qrarll. 1_ 'sservioe 8. Ubfidren’sser rite 1st Sun- 912.27. Varley, Telford. “ Hampshire,” painted by Chairman and the Surveypri called on the Local Govern­ O. Slayers gaVg oorroborative evidence.- (Australian singeis). There will be two performances SJO. Holy Baptism Wilfred Ball. Coloured plates. 1909. Twickenham; railway stations over £500 for various local ment. Board, which he thought the Inspector knew fenpant said nightly, with the exception of Good Friday, and a BY TH * yin months] | charities and relief funds, has died. ; CINEMATOGRAPH EXHIBITIONS. 1 .1st andl F iction. about. pre; matinee on Saturday. i The Inspector: That I think, was an informal iy were‘ire frienitnenqa -or his ana aip not pay To-flay’s programme at the cinema exhibitions in the rs Ww Castle, Agnes and Egerton. The Ways of Missj Dearth op Cradles. , c o m in g Vis it , o f “ p e t e r p a n .” . ION, ! dally (t interview. ardsl the drink they had that [night. The soldiei Pavilion contains several features of exceptional 1 ______itany.Wednoeda, Barbara.” Ap the principal osier beds, from which wicker icanes interest. A splendid drama, “[On the Stroke of Five,” Peter Pan, the famous play adaptably written Dehan, Richard, The Man of Iron” (Bismarck). A | are obtained,!are in Belgium, there is a shortage in the Mr. Pawson stated that the estimated cost of the 0 tojthe premises about eight o’clock in the evening 1 . ____, • ,, _ . . - . , ., . • 1 near, Bev. Canon Allen: curates, romance of 1870. work was £1,60L Towards this the War Office were about -twenty minutes lpter. One man had “ a “ m which contains a capital plot and some striking specially for children by Sir James M. Barrie, jvill If W. A. W. Leese, H. Pain and N. Dumas, A. “ The Man In the Iron Mask.” supply of cradles. A cradle whioh used to be sold at visit the Park Theatre shortly. Peter Pan is a unique 3s. Ild. is now sold at 6s. lid., and the prices are likely contributing £650, leaving £951 to be paid by the dided hopae from the Front, and he (defendant) Gerard, Morice. “ Night Wings.” Council. The Council now asked tb he allowed to use em to have a farewell drink, as the soldier was is a most amusing comedy, depicting the mischievous fairy story, and hijs been a huge success in Great Britain, .—Holy Oommunlon 7 a.m. 1st and A story founded on tact when a war with Germany to advance. Wicker canes in England are being used' an unexpended balance o{ £383 on sewerage loans, and adventures of two young people, who appear to have Franoe, America [and Australia, and is now in the __ . tnd, 4th and 6th Sundays; It JO was impending in 1911. to make cases to hold shells. g°pg ik the Inext day. For ordinary business an insatiable appetite for springing surprises on. their Sundays ;°8 pm. 1st Sunday. Holy also applied for sanction io borrow £568. purpoi the premises were closed! at nine o’clock, but eleventh year of iqs reign. The scenery is magnificent, Hope. Anthony. “ Prince Rupert of Hedtzai.” F ire in I nfirmary Ward. friends. Another excellent comedy is “ When Lizzie and Mr. J. A. E. Malone, by arrangement with Mx., t Sunday; 7.18 p.m. Wednesdays on The Scheme E xplained. th ,e about five or ten minutes past nine, and Corning prayer 11; evening prayer 6J0. t REFERENCE LIBRARY. A four-year-old boy’s bed caught fire at Birmingham th ly were in the sitting room when, the sergeant and .the got her Polish,” which is the story of a wild Western Charles Frohman, is sending toe play out for an Mr. Miller produced (plans and explained various girl who is sent to a college. Her rough methods natur­ extended tour. I ' ) 8 p.m. Wednesdays Evening Prayer 942.061. Oates, THub. “ A true narrative of the horrid Workhousese InfirmiInfirmary on Saturday, and he was fatally co stable arrived. Sermon 8 pm. Curate, in-charge, Bev. H, Pain. plot and conspiracy of the Popish party against the life burned. Other children in the ward were endangered, technical points in connection with the scheme. The Ir. Lewis said jthe defendant was under the impres-: ally render her the object of derision on tljapart of her The cast will include such well-known artists as Miss and of His Sacred Majesty, the Government, and the Pro­ but were removed, and the fire brigade soonl proposed system of draipage, he said, lay in. a valley, siqp thalhe was riot obliged to close his house against fellow scholars, but when she Captures a burglar after Stephanie Stephens, who will portray “ Peter Pan,” 6J0p.ni. testant religion, with a list of such noblemen, gentle­ which at the present timet was dealt with byiy an ejector frienfis provided they were entertained by him at an exciting chase she at once becomes an heroine. Miss Alice Hatton as “ Wendy,” Miss Maude Court as tnd statioh, but it would necessary to increase the “ Saved by a Watch ” proves to be a stirring drama Tiger Lily,” M^ss May Edna as “ Michael,”...MR Baptisms, last men, and others as were the conspirators. Portraits. I clothes coming in contaot with a spirit lamp. own expense, i There was no doubt that some con- existing power and two Additional 100 gallon ejectore suffiptiom of liquor took place, but it occurred in absolute depicting now a young man’s life is saved by a watch Lionel Gadsden as “ Captain Hook” and Mr. Charles W, A W . Loooo. Volume contains—The narrative of Mr. Mile9 I A Long-Lived F amily. were provided for, as at the present time the Council’s' given to him by his lover. The Pathe Gazette contains Leverton as “ Smje.” Hall, ejectors were being worki to their maximum capacity, igi pranefi of the fict that defendant could not continue Firfe-road.—Services; Sundays, 7 pan.; 1 8 p.m. hoS?li^L^8|^ e,d^osSoM^f0K’obhCJehSc«i0Bscie «Tabez Tyldesley, the oldest inhabitant of Leigh inteiiain his guests as before; the making of the some highly interesting pictures from Egypt. Captain Manby, BvangeUst-in-ohargo. The nanutlveh ofd ^ ^Christopner' mrby. ’ The gAPcadure), celebrated hia 93rd birthday on Saturday, An additional rising mai a- to deal with the two new sr. He (Mr. Lewis) asked 1 the 'Bench to accept the There are exhibitions daily at 3 and 7.30. narrative of Capt, William Bedloe. The depositions His father died at the age of 90, his mother at 84, his ejectors was included in t be scheme, for which sanction mdaijt’s statement and not to reicord a conviction. k . Joan’s Church, Meads.—Holy r of Mr. Edmund Everard. An account of the proceed-1 grandfather at 101, and his great-unde, who was coach- was asked, but not in the present contract. A portion NEXT WEEK’S PICTURE! 1 2nd and last Sunday in month, 8 arm. every 'he Chairman : [ There was never any doubt that the ROYAL HIPPODROME* BLEND. mid-day on 1st and 8rd Sundays. Sunday services, logs at the Guildhall of the ( .ty of Londont on Satur- man to the famous Duke of Bridgewater, lived to of the sewer would croe s land, belonging to the Gas ,nces disclosed constituted a direct breach of For the first part of next week the chief film will bo OA6 am . doling school term time, 11 a n ., 8 p.m. (chil­ day. Sept. 12th, 1679, wit! the substance of Sit be 107. Company. It had not been easy to estimate the “ In Tune,” a two-reel drama, depicting the story of Thomas Player’s speech < id the Lord; Mayor's amount of the camp drai He violates the entire! policy of the Com­ Edward Stanley, a talented writer, who marries a “THiE BOGUS PRINCE.” dren) and 8 so p.m., on 1st Sunday 2.45 pm. for men only. answer thereunto. F ind in a Corporation Y ard. page (the ablution water And a-Chief, the Government and the desire of the Bsrvioee of Intercession d.ily It noon. Evening Prayer An old box found in the Corporation yard at Hereford the water, from the kite! ens), but he had. ascertained society butterfly with no appreciation of its work. A dramaticepisbde, “The Bogus Prince,” presented Mqnday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6J0p.fn. Hooly ,hat therp should be no temptation put in the Later, when business troubles aame upon [the man his Communion Thoradav 8 a m. and U noon tnd SEASIDE BRANCH LIBRARY! was on Saturday reported to oontain eleven copper 1 t™m tne ^ariagor 01 tne v ildiers at the present tipie, and that there by Fred GranyillB and Company, is tho centre of Holy days, Holy Communion 8 a m. and H noon. 050. “ Pearson's Magaaine.” VoL 88. Jul; Dec., standard measures dated 1825. It is believed that they Mlowante had worked out at about 10 ons per head inost strict observance of the regulations with wife leaves him, being subsequently killed in a motor attraction in this week’s Hippodrome programme, the Ylaar.Bev. J.Buwey; Curate,Bev.A.T. Wlsi. 1914. j were put away and forgotten when the County Council five tettahops, or about 50,000 gallons per accident. How the mismanagement of certain funds is exciting nature of the production and the thrilling 050. “ Strand Magaaine.” VoL 48. July to Dec., 1914. eaa over five hohrs, and would the liqucjr traffic. The gravity of this offence traced,'and how the author subsequently remarries are development of the plot proving much to the liking of CATION. ALL Sadrs', Oaritele-road.-8undawsUn.mM8J land A80 221. ‘ Lodge, ' Sir < “ Reason and Belief.”tr r1914. took control of weights and measures. I ^ 7 ’. „ 8P' )y the fact that the Government authorities p.nu. Holy Communion every Sunday at 8.0 am,: 1st and .lions per hour. The ejectors would us, if we! wish, to impose a fine of £50. As it features which make the story absorbingly! interesting. the audience. The story concerns the vengeance Of a ------rservioe; 2nd and 5th An exposition proving that the Christian The P itifdl Mail. deliver 12,000 gallons per hour, so that there would be _ i ;■ Other subjects will be “1 The .Leap' Leap fromfr< the Water man Carlos de Vet gas, who believes himself to have can be reconciled with the later scientiflodi [e shall inflict a penalty of £10 and costs. j q-oweri” drama; “ The Kaiser’s Dream,” cartoon; “ A and states the author's grounds for sup; Thousands of little Belgian children have written to a margin of 2,000 gallons, j The Council had accepted a been cruelly wronged by tho supposed Prince Marinoff. teaching ot Bible history to the young. I the Commission for Relief in London thanking it for contract amounting to £lj,296 (Messrs. Godfrey Bros., nDTrKTL'T?-KTMT?aa Model Laundry,” interest; “ A Brand New Hero,” The latter is also c osely in touch with a secret brother­ 355. Clifford. W. G. “The British Army.” Coloured keeping them alive. The hog containing the letters Seaford). Other sums provided for, but not included in DRUinKLI2JNKao. comedy ; “ CoL Heeza Liar in the Wilderness,” trick hood, and on the eve of hie marriage he is informed by Curate, plates. Illustrated. 1915. was forwarded by the American Minister in Brussels. that contract, were £210 fir the additional rising main, Chapmf .n, of Old Town, was charged with drawing, &c. another member tl at ho has bean selected to strike a i a f m.. tnd Sunday 7 Written in non-technical language, the work is £20 for compensatibli, £25 for legal expenses and £50 and d sorderly in Churchsstreet on March On Thursday and Saturday-the principal attraction terrible blow for t! le society in London. The troubles f8rifandtth8andaysU am., 4th 8un take him into custody, ' CURRENT WEEK-END CONCERTS. exciting scene ensues. A duel with pistols is arranged ; S t. AEUE’8 —Sunday serrtoes: Holy Oommrmlbn a t 8 0, German States: ; [ Women P olice at Brighton. the only conditions being; that we are to compensate isom who hi d nothing to say; was fined 7a 6d. This evening’s popular concert bids fair to be as the prince is wounded in the wrist, out he reserves his 1 1 . 0 also on 4 tb Sunday at 7.0; Choral Enohsristat 9.46; 923.5. Kaye. Sir John W. “ Lives of Indian Officers,” the tenants and pay legal fexpenses. The Seaford West enjoyable as usual. The orchestra will perform the fire with the intent ion'pf shooting his opponent while illustrative of the civil and military service; of India. Women police were officially recognised at Brighton ,EGED DANGEROUS MOTORING. Three vote. 1880. I . 4 , I on Saturday. Between 40 and '50 assembled at the Company have also given us a free wayleave over a following list of pieces:—- I the latter is virtual ljr unarmed, only one shot on either ureh), Vol. 1—Lord Cornwallis. Sir Jo® Malcolm. Mount- Town Hall and were addressed by the Chief Constable private road of theirs. ’ L. ’Stroid, of Bexhill, rwas summoned for Overture. “The Mastersingers” ...... i Wagner side being allowed. Before he cam carry his design into ' stunrt Elphinstone. ‘. I and the Town Clerk. Replying to the Inspector, Mr. Miller said the motor to the danger of the public in Seaside Suite, “ Scenos Napolitaioes ” ...... Massenet execution Inez intervenes and puts an end to the MJfo, with litany. Vicar": Rev/W. P.'Ja VoL 2—Henry Martyp. Sir Charles Metcalfe. Sir soldiers who were to occupy the camp were expected to Marc 5th. Two pieces— “ prince ” with a w jll-aimed bullet. The piece is ably Bev. von E. Soott, Bev. ^ Alex. Burnes. -Gnpt Connolly. Major Potlinger. I ! 1 A R emarkable Accident. arrive in a fortnight’s turn l If the necessity ever arose а. “ Berceuse” ...... i...j...... enacted, Mr. Fred Granville as “ Prince Marinoff ” TJBNK Vol. 3—Major Sir D'Arcy Todd. Sir Henry Lawrence. W. FhvargueF ivargui (totvn clerk) appeared to б. “ The Funeral March Ot a Marionette” ... Crookes. Gen. Neill. Gen. John Nicholson. The wreckage of Cardiff eleotrical power station on for connecting the sewer \ ith the existing system there and M r. H. GlehiSter represented Fantasia, “ Gipsy Love ” ....i ...... being responsible for a capital study, in which he S t. Michael aes Att. angels, Wflllngdon-rd.—Sunday 943. Waugh, W. T. “ Germany.” No date. Sunday morning by the bursting of a fly-wheel was so would not be any difficult; ' in doing so. who pl( aded not guilty, Intermezzo.*'* Forget-me-not-"....!...... Macbeth blends comedy with drama with considerable versatility. 1 O ar lose, 7 and 8 a.m. Holy Communion: U am . matins The book is not Intended as a complete considerable that thp tramway service remained com­ The Inspector: If this imp disappears, as I suppose Selection. “ Veronique” .,....i.,.i...... Messager The other members of the company sustain their (with‘ — —litany on ' ■*-----8rdand - 5t__—.—^ "— ■ . '— ..------1——. . 1 ; noon, itetory of argue stid thq case arose, out of an accident 8 p.m., Germany, but designed to provide such informationnation pletely suspended on the following day. Street lighting it will some day, Will the iwer be sufficient to take the e, in wl ich a soldier, Sergt. Bennett, was Ballet, “ Cnppolia ’’ ...... -,....[...... Delibes respective parts wi ;h great credit. Holy Communion on Xnd Sunday in month; concerning the country as the public requ: at the was'generally restored by temporary resources. The surface water from that at j Overture, “ Le Domino Noir’! ...... Auber The remainder ol tho programme is as diversified and ohBdren’e service; A46 p.m.. Holy Baptism, it on present time. Bennett was still in hospital and unable to Xrd Sunday, when it ,1a administered 'at 's wheel weighed seven tons, and dying fragments of the Mr. Miller: It will onl; be a question of providing id t! Court. To-morrow (Sunday) evening’s orchestral programme entertaining as could well be wished. The Bros. Made Frank. “ Belgium." No date. metal wrecked a large engine beyona repair. Pieces of additional ejectors. Thi Curran afford genuine pleasure as comedians and serivioe: 8J0 p.m., evensong and sermon. ' tter- ______—itf physical and political features of sewer will take it; The rell, a$hop assistant, living in Longstono- will comprise the annexed interesting compositions:— 8U IL D IN G -flees: Holy Onmmunion at 8 am. daily, ea . Thnra- Belgium, and includes a short historical sketch of the the wheel were found in a field a considerable distance Surveyor also stated thai there had never been any that On the night in question he was out- Overture, “Patrie” ...... |....i.;..„,',....j.'...JJtxe4 boxers, and during a smart “ set-to” they display no 4sy, when it is at 7 a m.; also on Friday at U u snd from the building. The damage Us estimated at overflow trouble from the ainago system. Tbeifastest Fantasia. “ Cavallerta Rusticana ’’ .....Mascagni small amount of skill in the fistic art, although much of on Saints’ Days st 7 and 8 a m.; matins daiiyat am.; country. ■ee Librt ry in Seaside when he saw a large after -18. Doyle, Sir A. Conan. “ The Great Boer War.” £20,000. 1 amount of rainfall they ever had was '29 in half an ir car just past Cambridge - road coming Concert piece, “ Invitation a ta Valse ”...;.. Weber the exhibition is more with the object of provoking evensong at 6J0; litanv Wednesdays and Fridi Maps. 1900. Miners’ Cock F ight. hour, but nowhere did the water rise up in the manholes. e centrejof the town.; He heard a kind of a Minuet for strings from “Berenice”.. -..Handel laughter. This thetY succeed in doing to an uproarious matins. Clergy: Bev.O B. Pratt (vicar), Bev. 'inoent 97L Binhle-Clark, Georgina. “ Wheat and Woman.” Mr. Hugh Stott gavi brief evidence, saying he Suite, •’Ballet RuSRe” ...... ;....[...... Luigini degree, for the ecce itric attitudes of one of the men are Dawkins, Bev. p . Plume. - Illustrations. 19)4. ’ A fine of £1 each was imposed on fifteen men, nearly saw that a soldier had been knocked down, Dream Music and Descent of the Angels, all miners, who were convicted at Dunfermline on thought it was a very g< thing that the Council had illed up about thirty yards from where the excruciatingly funny. ■nuEUEL OsnmcH, Hyde-road.-Servioes on I Describes her own life on a small-holding hear Fort come to arrangements from “Hansel and Oretel ” U am . and 8 8 0 pm .; Holy Communion on: This book is recommended . anyone Monday of having assisted in a cock fight. For the [th the War Office to deal locked down. There was a dim light on the “ Ride of the Valkyries” ...... F...... Wagner Vortex, a trick cyclist, is seen in a number of skill­ In month after morning service and the SrdBr a tends taking up farming in Canada. accused it was pleaded that the sport was a very ancient satisfactorily with the p wdjter. Th? War Office !de oi toe mote r. Witness estimated the speed of Overture, “The Bartei-ed Bride’‘...7.1....Smetana fully-executed feats, which are of a. novel and difficult •vsntrwtervioej Wednesday morning servioe. first of all intended to .way pits, but as a character. He jumps from place to place while mounted F iction. ona Csesar and Mark Antony had engaged in ,the ,about lfi miles an hour before it struck the The vocalist on each of the above Occasions will be tfrhL __ Hymn Book, Church at England Hymnal. excitement of cock-fighting, and Henry V lII. was so sanitary officer for the Eastern Command he kept on ir the ca r had stopped the driver went to the Miss Gertrude Blomfield (soprano), an established on his machine in a'remarkable manner, and he is pro­ ,650, as »>■»» Catholic OBDBca(Our Lady of Ransom), Oroxy, Baroness. “ Laughing Cavalier.” taken up with it that he built a palatial cockpit so that reporting■ until tnejhe present arrangement was come to. I of the in ured soldier. Devonshire Parlj favourite. ficient in this respect to an astonishing degree., Dan O. road.—Sundays: Maas, 8 am. and 11 am. Kvb Orcay, Baroness. “ UntoCtBsar.” he soakaways used wouldlonly be for slop water. Scott, a Scotsman in white, greatly delights the itto flee, 880. Week-days: Holy Communion dally, he and his courtiers oould witness their favourites doing bnister (1 o witness): Have you had much Maas dally,10 arnTBenediotion on WednesjUyJLMpm. battle. The accused, it was added, oould not go to I There was no oppteitio? to the Council’s proposal, of motoring? MR. HILAIKETBELLOC’S LECTURE TO-DAY. assembly with his breezy songs, delivered in a rich the Front and bid to let loose their desires and killing <“>d * 6 Inquiry was then declared closed, after testing : A cha iffeur used to live with us before I Mr. Hilaire Belloc gives his lecture on “ The War to brogue, which is as pleasing as it is pronounced. The and Friday, 8 p.m. Clergy, Bevs. P. Lynch A T. Neviil. USX [ only three-quarters of an hpur. Zoal Brothers are a couple of athletes whose feats are 8 t. A (MBS, Whitley-road.—Sundays: Mass, 9. \ instincts in that sport. itboumi) (laughter). Date” in the Floral Hall thiq:(Saturday)'afternoon. L to other questions, toe witness said the car The lecture is certain to prove deeply interesting, and neatly performed ; Lily Boundy is a good comedienne Bveoing servloe.-« 80. „__ SUSSEX SOCIETY NOTE 20 Colliers H ired. with a couple of sprightly songs; and Alfonzo is a foot PkSSBITEBUH CHTJEOH Ot a n proper a de of the road, but he did not hear those who have heard Mr. BelloUon previous occasions, -Sundays, 11 am . and 6.80 p. iolv It was ascertained at Cardiff on Monday that Italy iunaed. or who have read his remarkable descriptive articles in equilibrist with much skill. „ ? ____ Sunday of each monf and ENVELOPES. | has taken over twenty British-owned steamers on time PRICE OF COAL. W. Schiff, of the Royal Sussex Regiment,, Lapd and, Water, will need no urging to attend. The Next week’s “ bill” includes a futurist fantasy by P. ; alternately, at close of servioe. School charter to supply the Italian Navy and railways with ; he was in the motor car driven by Stroud, lecture, which begins at 3.30, Will be effectively illus­ T. Selbit, entitled “Very Mixed Bathing,” which is issee for Young Men and Women, 8 p |Mon- PLEASANT TO WRITE UPON, I ooal. Inquiries are proceeding for still more tonnage. I t , . . . m i Young People’s Society, 816 p.m. REPORT OF TE COMMITTEE. [me from. Cooden Beach Golf Club. When trated. : r.' - described as a “m;rry magical mix-up”; -the Four h mselves lor ra- ‘ * Service, 8 p.m. ;'8ewing Guild, 4 p.m. 'ridayj ------j W omen to Replace Strikers. bnt happined he assisted to carry the man Mexican Wonders in a realistic exhibition of lariat and ‘ __ Hope; 7 p.m. II i TO BE HAD OF ALL STATIONERS, The scavengers of the Dundee Corporation have ;he hospital. There were two lights on the car. stock whips; Elsie Loubert, assisted by (Billy Chap­ l T lesdav neixt,«ne OlfUBSlsa Place Chapel (Independent).- Or o f the Sole Proprietor bi I thrown down theirlbrooms on being refused an increase The Committee appointed to inquire into the causes Mr.jGlenistei': Th6 car travelled at a .very slow | THE man, in a novel pot-pourri act; Kiaro, equilibrist; ’ at which *-m thq spdety’n !* Pevensey-road.—Stuidfl The Ideal family remedy. Con tinuous performance of films for four hours on end. question of railway facilities is complicated by the come from Leeds. mistake for another lad—the son of the man he has no opium, morphine, paregoric, or The films are a present from Messrs, Hepworth, who ihiff said I Bennett did not make a complaint humorous subjects [very highly treated by the cine­ peremptory needs of the Wkr Offiee, but the Comtaittee For all matographer, and there is a capital interest film, pictur­ _ ^ ^ d ^ T u K D?i other harmful ding. Cures at all ages. sent them from London. ‘ a make several valuable suggestions for toe better [ one. rman slid it looked os if the prosecution career, for ing the processes of llemon cultivation. l Pqra and Censor’s Comments. escapes from prison he i* re-paptured The fresh programme on Monday will include a fine the miners of l not harry the case any further, land he suggested the Bev. Isaao Shimmln and Bev. Bernard The Censor added the following footnote to a djourj rnent in order to obtain a statement from through the instrumentality of Margaret Rivefe, other­ dramatic picture entitled “ The Trail Breakers.” In OUCHS.COLDS Iradford are the wise known as “ Drunken Meg.” this Roselli’s daughter, Marie, is laved by his secretary, revision Express from a Yarmouth soldier afthe at the Front:Front : ^The “ The I exclmve^bourne.agenti) will take only two days’ fecided adjourn for. half an hour, so that Mr. Harold Heath in the unenviable part pf- “ Capt. Clifford. When he learns tho facts he discharges him. p hindered. Censor passes this letter, but hopes that the editor will holiday at-Easter instead of the usual four or five. Dayrell” gives a powerful study of a thorough repro­ Clifford goes to manage a rival concern of railroad ~ ' in' ____, ------„ ______rHaiJ,dri ji & INFLUENZA le an< Mr. Glenister oould go and see bate, who finds his counterpart in “ Capt. Frank Cars- I find a safe place to put the writer when he retumB to e f t/ lo was builders. Roselli visits the spot, and Marie seoretly Pible in Nepali, days, 11 and 8JO;: Thursdays, 8.-H er. Itevid Vono’s is the surest and speediest the Wish Rocks Hospital, dale,” a hero to be admired on account of his manly Bjlptut Ohapbl (Oalvintetlo), Grove-road.-B cure for (he™ wii ter.Tils, theinesppro- I his native town.” pen 18 cose resumed, Mr. Fovargue said that follows. Hard words are spoken and Indians are . j Bible has tectiou against more serious dai gers. bearing and his desire to shield others from the unfor­ involved. There is a thrilling fight between men on a tnd 6 JO p.m. Wednesday evening at Bombs at a F uneral. ihvi jwhat t. Bennett had'stated to him he _j for the first r on Sunday at 10 am. and Monday SOLDIERS Ilf HAILSHAM. ’ route asi [the Bern tunate consequences of a rash act, Mr. David G. Noble Bwiftly moving train! and others on horseback. Recon­ Budapest the Two bombs were thrown on a passing funeral proces­ to adjourn the pase in order that ’s Hymns. Minister, Mr. H. Popham. —-4— 1 lejnnett light be iresent to give evidence. He was acquits himself, in a highly creditable manner in a rifle ciliation, however, follows, and tbe story reaches a 1 i t s -----, (’BULL, Old Town.-Bundays.il am. and 8.8 sion at Dampierre-les-Bois, France, on Tuesday, by a in which jie is admirably suited, white Miss Elsie Hi L DRUM'S TO THE j EpiTOJL told that ie sei_ it would not be able to attend for happy ending. . . . . ' . long “ rethren meet here for Breaking Bre^l. German Taube aviator, but happily no one was injured. > monthi Shelton as “ Alma Kingsley,” the daughter of the Another drama -requisitioned is the Lubin example, TTat.t^ LoDgstone - road, Beaaiae. — Open Sir: The splendid patriot! 0 work which the Y.M . C. A ttl The statement differed materially General, -who is the victim of the theft actually com­ Berlin Business Men. 11 that rhich already been given, “ The Making of Him.” An attractive but diplomatic 1 which tell of 1 meet here on Sundays at 11axn. tox Breaking is doing amongst soldiers ; in this country and on the I mitted by his own son, is seen in a winsome and wholly young lady adopts a strange expedient for “ licking Omm. for Gospel servioe. COUCHS{ According to a prominent American business man continent is well known. I] 1 the larger towns this work jrgt. Tui ler, of the Bexhill police, stated l for German and Victoria-drive.—Sundays 11 a.m. Soon yield to Vino’s—even Whoaten g the d< endant at Bexhill on March 6th. charming impersonation. Mr. Charles A James, as into shape” a society admirer. She ooinpete him to go _ _ j who purchase who was travelling last month in Germany, the com­ is much in evidence, but if i| bs moral, social and Spiritual “ General Kingsley” makes a dignified commander, through a four mont is’ naval training to show that he ead, and at 8 JO Gospel sanrlce. cough. Ai-rt there is no trouble in mercial classes 'are very despondent as to the issue of efforts are necessaryary in tltile bigger centres they are him thi ,t when near the Ordnance Yard a fried, of English ____ odist Church, Wmtley-road.—Sunday giving it, children simply love Veno’s. out and struck by the wing of the motor- while the two drummer boys are ably represented by can be as manly and useful as his two young naval 8 the war. Berlih bumness men, if no other persons were needed in the smaller towns whioh in them­ :; . in Serbian for at 11 and 6.80.: Monday, Sisterhood, at ; , , Other tizte 1/ 1$ and t/9. [He said ie was carrying two electric lights, Miss Ethel Frances Green and MiSs Daisy Akerman. rivals. Subsequently the latter two fall out and meet f Ayafcic dialects of . . t a l d f l m i t 7, Intermediate a n , at 8.15; present, admitted to him they were convinced that selves are not big enough to support a local association. The humorous element is well-sustained by Mias Nellie for a duel on the edg s of a cliff. A little way off they y, Junior Endeavour at 830, Senior at 8. L a rg e I from chemiet* and itoree Germany must oertainly be defeated, and that in speed as from twelve to fourteen miles an ______i in T r l a I U *■ everywhere. Refute .ut- May I appeal through youii columns for support for a James,(“ Molly Meadows ”), Mr. Chas. Cleveland observe a love scene between the girl and her society he Holy! Synod '.Bev. Sydney T. East „ ' ! B 9 • ttitutee, they art not Germany it was.generally believed the war would be temporary Y.M.C.A. in I lailsham ? We nave taken sweetheart, and realising their poation-to be untenable or panama, 7B, Bolton-rosd. - Servloes every over by August. the Shamrock Rooms and phall do everything that is | was adj< umed for a week, so that two other Toily in provrdmg ..tU a n d 8J 0. BANiQj 1 Bottle • W me “ju.t OI good at Ptno’e.” nay be culled. ' .. \ -j I the young officers ret urn to their ships sadder, but wiser [No Medal, No W ife. '. > ! j possible for the comfort of the troops billeted in that men. [ town, relying on the support of all who are interested f also in au^ Lady Jellicoe addressed 500 soldiers” and sailors’ .—Before the Mayor (Councillor C. W. ‘ Margaret Rivers'” of Miss Ida Other films to Be screened are the Vitagraph comedy _ | tamy in their welfare. All donations should be marked The concluding performances - “ Fixing their Dads, ’ the Keystone comic “ A Brand 0idBank,Eart‘ I wives in the To[wn Hall at Ilford on Wednesday. She “ Hailsham.” We also, hoie-to receive rifts in kind, on],i in the ghaiiair, Major H. P. Molineux and L\1 ready the Bible commented on the suggested medals for workers kept icill >r 8. N. 1 ’ox. Bogs take place to-day at 2.45 an< New Hero,” and a scsnic “ Around Braemar in Bonnie I m Uion and a half magazines, illustrated pape rs, the loan of a bagatelle DO NUT WAIT at home in.factories, and added, “ I am sure that none “ DIPLOMACfY.” Scotland-” ' ■ L I I l o r e of different of the men who do not have' a medal will ever have a table and other games. THEjSUSSEX HOTEL. The Pathe Gazetle and a singing picture will be i foes alike, The Y.M.O. A work has the support of His Majesty The engagement for Thursday and Satnt-day ,next included, as usual, .or each occasion. - w jt^ n g B4« r ^ until you are really ill before resorting to | wife.” i j the King, who has on more than one occasion in visit­ B mlt, of the Sussex Hotel, applied for should be of unusual interest to play goers at the present lave in no way- , treatment Immediate attention should Swedish Steamers’ R oute. There-are exhibitions daffy at 3, 7 and 9 o’clock. and since the ing the training centres referred to it in high terms of irary transfer of the license of that establishment time. This raasterpieoe of Victorieu Saidou will always be given to minor ailments leet In order to avioid the German warships off Fateterboi appreciation, whioh have be«n endorsed by Lord erst !f to Mr. William Chatty. enlighten them as to the terrible ways and means of the PIRE CINEMA. i House of tire >T,Termlno*' they lead to more serious trouble. A [ who are holding) up neutral steamers, Swedish vessels lin which i t ~*auL Bas^Umlted), 4, Station- bilious headache—a tendency to oonstipa. Kitchener, Sir John Frenryi apd other heads of the Tl[e application v as granted. German Secret Service. This play, produced some The principal picture on exhibition at the above hall are taking a new route, which will enable them to keep Army and Navy. The Time: in a recent issue, speaking twenty-five yeare ago, actually predictea what has now at to-day’s entertainments is “ The Battle of Shiloh,” a I city jjtd Bi»i(Iilmlted),Terminus- tLoo—a feeding of discomfort after gatin ’- | inside-territorial waters. OBSTRUCTION. a sensation of drowsiness during work of it, said: “ The Work of tl e Y.M.C.A. has been quite taken place. 8 • j .' . fine film dealing with the American Civil War. The “ [All Due to the W ail” admirable, and it is impossible to plaoe too high a value irge Benty, of Bradford-street, was summoned for Diptcmacy is quite a classic of its kind, and those who oounttw .Ban (IWW), 61. hours—impaired appetite—these are ' lin 1 Latimer-road with a furniture van battle soenesare of ai very stirring and realistic order. symptoms that two of the most important “ Any man who can crawl can get work to-day.’ on its care for the men and the energy with which it miss it will have something to regret, for not only is it For Monday next and the two succeeding days the ,(RUIT, has pursued a generous add noble policy with con­ 20t i. 1 [I- a magnificent pfey, but it is finely! acted. IT. organs in toe body—the stomach and toe | That is the opinion of the master of a large London i. Sa; era said lie saw the van standing by the side management announce the appearance of a capital liver—are not working satisfactorily. The workhouse. 5‘Why,” he said, “ an old man of sixty- spicuous success.” It is this policy that we wish to Messrs. Rignold .and MacdoUa have recryited an detective subject, “ The Gentlema^. Crook.” Pictures Bank (U^tod), 188, pursue in Hailsham, and we [hope to do it with BuCcess, ! roai , and it i ras still there four hours later. The admirable company of well-knotfn artistes, includini right remedy to l(8even who has been an inmate of this house for some dealing with such masters are invariably popular with time went out the other day and is now getting lid. an relying upon the generous; support of your readers. lion md to Messrs. Pickford’s, and witness saw Messrs. Charles Macdona, Pennington Gush, Mark cinema audiences, and this example promises to prove ,M r‘( M^iSSmtous-road. Manager, hour at his old trade as a carpenter. It is all due to the All communications should I be addressed to me at the | tie dianig >r, who si .id that Henty was responsible. l and .C. Vaughan, and Misses Joan Marshall, no exception. Roy, the crook, is tlje head of a gang of M Y.M.C.A., Eastbourne. i Tbp Magistrates’ Clerk (Mr. E. O. Langham): Any- 1 Roos, Marie Rignold and Joanne di Ramo. and Smith’s Bink (Limited), 1». \ TAKE, I war.” i like-minded men and[finds himself put to it to outwit at, Mr. H. J. Famham. L ights on the Coast. ! Yours faithfully, The scenery and dresses are modelled to those at Watchman, the detective. Ray haying won the heart whenever there is the slightest suspicion &hi f Consta’ >le (Major Teale): A motor car did Wyndham’s, and thus the production will be of a most of Lea arouses the viblent jealousy of Louis, who was a A Surveyor [of Taxes was fined at Grimsby_ on H. T.j WILFORD, Secretary. ,to it and was < lamaged to the extent of £2. finished and thoroughly interesting character. ie cried that all i d not well with the organs of Wednesday for showing too much light in his office, Langney-road, Eastbourne, March 25th. JPickford’a manager said that the foreman rival for her love, and the disappointed suitor gives the C y c l i s t ’s F a t a l R i d e D o w n M o u n t a in , digestion, js Beecham s Pdls-that weil- twenty-five people summoned for not detective assistance. After many adventures the crook known trustworthy preparation which has He was one of irder I for the - an to be removed, and he thought • - . “ JANE.” ; ■ George Leek, a briekworker, of Ruabon, died m the complying with ;he light restriction order. wag going to do it. On Monday and two following nights there will be a is laid by the heels, but the audience is led to expect to Llangollen hospital on Monday from dreadful injunee had sndh enormous suooess in the treat­ hear more of his expl sits in the future. ment of digestive disorders. . Those who fine (if 10s. was imposed. reproduction of that well-known comedy, JaiU. There received as the result of toying to cycle down the steep is to be the customary matinee on Wednesday. I.’ Another drama to lie shown will be “ The Girl at the f the Alltybody mountain from Glyncerog to have tried this remedyw-and they now FACETIOUS THOUGH WOUNDED. NO LIGHT. Throttle;” an exciting story of how a girl manages to number a great multitude—are entirely len on Sunday afternoon. His body was found “DIED FIGHTING GALLANTLY.” A thur Phi Hips (22nd Division Cvolist Corps), GOOD. FRIDAY CONCERTS. prevent a fearful disaster to an express train. There are mangled at the foot of the ascent. satisfied that, far correcting ailments of HAIR PERMAb no dull moments in the picture front beginning to end, tern toe stomach and tine liver, there is nothing fTLY PARTED. rendi h-a venue, was summoned for riding There will be two concerts in the Pavilion on Good Friday, at each o f ’which Miss Yvonne Arnaud is and the manner in which a collision is finally averted H as o s Constitution ax Club. The to surpass This is how [the Lieutenant commanding No. 5 | t a'] ght in Ti irminus-road on March brings the film to a breathless finish, ««mmil of this club, in the course of their annual [ Platoon, 8th Division Cycle Company (late 2nd | Capt. 0. A. Ogden, of thj Dei n stated that he saw the defendant abont announced to appear. 1 1 ' I i ‘X . The second half of the week will Introduce a further aH, lV “ Tbe membership of the club remains at Durham Light Infantry, i. ri< ing in tl le direction of Upperton. When Miss Amaua played in the original productionof The report, Battalion R r who formerly resided at istbourne, has written a I instalment of “Thej Chronicle af Cleek,” entitled ^figure as laatjU r. Several good members Lanoe-Corpl. i P lilfips sa id he was not on duty, but was Girl in the Taxi, and she is now appearing in Excuse 1 th e BEECHAM ’S letter to an Eastbourne ly explaining the circum- for i leasure. there was no lamp on the machine, Me at the Garrick Theatre, London. “ The Mystery of theQctagonal Room.” When Squire have tel the town for vatWus causes, but many of them Alfred Wood, ______, stances under which he we recently wounded at the | Sbadbolt’s wife disappeared Cleek is called in and to take a lively interest in the affairs of the death at the Front. The officer, in tho eoufse of a idai t, who did not appear, was fined 10si ie body of Maurice Word behind mita continui Front He says: ive. i * EASTER SUNDAY. investigation reveals club, our committee are proud to be able to PILLS. sympathetic letter to the parents, writes :— At th'e afternoon and evening concerts to be held On the panels of the oct aal room. The mystery of his that many of our prominent i “ You will probably ha\ seen my name in the I DLLpST. death and other thii are solved bit by bit, but the hug, th e “ He died fighting gallantly in the trenches on March casualty list by the -time yc get -this. I got a bullet | Ai n Welsh; of Eastbourne, was charged with Sunday, Miss Margaret Cooper will appear in 11th, and he will be a great loss to his company, as he est songs at the piano, in addition to other well- process is deeply inte ing and absorbing, v . ^ ' • 1 I brii: in ; and ina >pable in Seaside on March 22nd. ; Exhibitions take pi j daffy at 3 mid from 6'to 10.30 was one of my best non-oommissioned officers. It may Jor is said tl a prisoner was lying on the pave:, S artists. '! I ! ’ ■ itionaltete.’ i ’he fipandal position of th* "l"b P repared only by he some consolation to you to know that he suffered no w continuously. .____ satisfactory,-but the f Early Glosing C m 3ii t. He elped he -up, but |as she was quite incapable I “THREE SPOONFULS” : EASTER WEEK THOJCAB BBB0HAM , St. H elens, Lano. 1 ----i whatever, ap his end came through a shell bursting | I was got out of the happen of ing c tre of hei self witness took her into custody. ATTRACTION!. ■ . ™ if do&, to-such analamungexte he trench.” ng, which dub members consider they and oarried down by sti i bearere to the dressingdressi Th4 Cnie f Constat le:said the prisoner was a domestic The special Easter week production wijl be an Cr o w d e d -O u t , b y S o l d ie r s ’ W iv e s .—A l»y», Sold everywhere In boxee, ! station, and later on at ht taken by ambulance to servai an 1 over’£5 was found on her. man’s excuse at Dudley on Monday for failing to take right lo enjoy) has seriously “5 eoted revenui the field ambulance at Y; American star company headed by Mr. Zellah Coving­ causes us aqxiety as to the future. We ^tenso Pride ft (56 pills) and 2/9 (108 pills). es, where my wound was A f ne of 5s. was ii dieted, prisoner askjng for time in ton in a farce that has been played by Kim in; America out a dog license was that twice when he went to a post learning W h ea t Grow ing in B r it ish Columbia.— re-dressed and where I stai 1 the night. This mominf w licl *-to p y, sayin;; she had lost-her money since she office for the purpose h|e qould not get attention because of •elves with the hope^ their British Columbia has promptly fallen into line with the (March 12) I was brought d _i to______the clearingD __hospitt for over two seasons, entitled Three Spoonful*. The speedily removed and affairs hi d b en t ailed out She was eight days in Company left America last Saturday by the “ St. Paul,” the crowd of soldiers’ wives waiting for their allowances. at to be thoroi other provinces Of Canada in response to the call of the where I am now waiting to [ go down by hospital train wiiol to p y the fine. The Bench dismissed a summons against the dog owner. normal aspect. The club is j Clabke’s B4l Pills Empire and its Allies for food and munitions of war. to the base, and I hope it may not be long before I am and if all goes well, are due to 8mvo in London to­ renovated, inside and out, and ur committee a Sate and Sure morrow-(Sunday). After fulfilling their Eastbourne T obacco Gr o w in g in On t a r io .—The culti­ line light shoujd be __ or Constitutional There is now under wheat in the vicinity of Vernon, hack in England again. * fup. the time has arrived when the < B.O.,’ a huger area than was under crop in the whole “ Many thanks for your good wishes of luck; yob engagement they open at the Criterion Theatre, London; vation and manufacture of native -.tobacco in tho installed,” ^&&,n-9 the Okanogan Valley in 1913. On one farm alone no less my good lnck does take care df me somehow. There are Le .lf I OMCEOP ATHIC COTTAGE HOSPITAL.- for a season. ______, Province of Ontario has develbped into a considerable than 500 acres have this year been devoted to wheat. not many head wounds which are not fatal, and I am P itie its lital on Mar. 13t! . 7.; discharged industry. Each year the acreage under cultivation An Irish tenant had unex] Ctivity is'not confined to this crop, but continues to increase, and many df the farmers are rent, and toe landlord felt very CLABKE’S The increased i feeling very fit and will soon be all right again. I am durin thl died, 0 ; tted during the A rtist: “ I notice that yob.don’t like my 0 ’Flaherty,*'lie said, “‘ which would , ^ou - rather . __ it* Penny_8tarap.J?lb; ^ p IL L g has manifested itselfi all round the various branches of afraid my hair is^ permanently parted in the middle, w sek, 7 ; i ‘inaming r. 20th, 7. Out- rictures, sir; but I can only paint things as I See them.” entering the business bn an extensive plan. It is stated IwOTletwi^Th* UMOOLNand agriculture. M ixed farming is s ^ f l y . progressing which will save a lot of trouble in future trying to get a P itae trf that the quality of this plant is steadily improving and a ton orooal or a dozen of whiskey?” ^n!'w!? irjffi) Provipc^ Qt tne Dominion. I afcmurriifc nar+intr »>. d o o J r«i - T - isits dur ing the ,—Mb. Alfred critic: “ Then yon shouldn’t paint while you’re ver joke, sorr,” replied toe tenant; ‘ know Oi bum Midland Counties Dbug Ca, (Pete from Mercury). over all the Wei straight parting. T ipo , Ht 1. Treasu rer, Sunny dene, Gi -road. ; things like that!” finds a ready sale. ye Ltd., Lincoln. .peat?” - ,; a f o n k . 1; j ■ !'. . |- . I ' i . ' ! • ' f

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Establish™ 188. , Tilipbohc 7J. J. 0. TOWNER ft BROMLEY, H. W. HASKINGS AUCTIONEERS, AUCTIONED 1 ' - \ B.AW. BENNET o u s e a n d e s t a t e a g e n t s , DEVON SURVEYORS AND VALUERS. ie, I la; ID AND ESTATE Sy |IVB YORS. VALU Naval, M llltarv an HAGENTS FOR ALL PRINCIPAL PROPERTIES. Im trance Broksrt. MonMt Auction Sales Conducted in ToWn and Country. Edgar Allah Brown. 8 I;*. - 10, OORNFIEL 84, TenrdmuB-roftd, Baitbourne. Surveys ft Valuations for Mortgage, Probate, &c. Rents Collected, Mortgages Arranged. Ti lephc le 1284 ] Castbqume.' Insurances Effected. Oakdi ns, Eastboi lBITS a s p e c i a l i t y , THE AUCTION MART, 07, TERMINUS ROAD, THE DEVONSHIRE PARE ORCHESTRA. AND BIDING EASTBOURNE! [ j ■ ! t i. oo DVD-rmsbruna I • ! • • I j ' SALE WEDNESDAY NE VIBJ W T U E S D A Y N j ON MONDAY NEXT. 411 Garments Hade on the by First-class Wor ten in good Sanitary Workshops. I “ E LJRLEIG 3 HOUSE,’ Musical Director NORFOLK MEQONE. By order of the Trustees of the Will of Josiah Brown, ' " • - • :v :• ] - • ; {■ k deceased. I GRANGE ROAD, EASTBOI ‘ ' EASTBOURNE. / O A E D E N St 01 Concerts Monday, Tues flay and ai Wednesday Afternoons [ave re :eiv id In itructiom from the E J. C. TOWNER ft BROMLEY late Cflon el Hi inry Bs am Abboti A t 3 . 1 Are instructed to Sell by PuBLife Auction, at The Auction, upon the Premises, as al Auction Mart, Eastbourne, ori MONDAY NEXT, NE8D AY NEX f, 31st M \rch, 1915,- Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and SUNDAY EV ENINGS at 8. 29th Maroh, 1915, at Three o’clock^ the well-built OtSEHOID FURNITURI EMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE, b( dst( Ms a id mattri uses V o c a l i s t : Known as- J. Hare, a 4-ft. 6fjn. sts ined deal cup S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y MISS GERTRUDE BLOMFIELD, Soprano. S 9, ARUNDEL ROAD, EASTBOURNE, a fine Ti dial i bordered carpet six bedroom suites in hazleWo id. i t ------_hogany, blankets, linen, Photo B o o m and S tu d io : 37, Uirir JSH Situate on high ground in tho iprlvato residential curtains bn j :ket < lock witl Westminster chimes in oak district of U pperton, within easy rehch of the centre of case, wa nut j wooc glazed bookcase, drawing room furni- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.-—Instead of an Afternoon Concert on, T h u r s d a y , A p r i l l s f t , DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SUPPLY the town. i j |! turn, incudii gCh isterfleld settee lounge and; occasional It stands well back from the roajd, approached by a I‘chairs, c iah< jrany Jisplay ci .binet, semi-grand pianoforte there will be tt, CONCERT IN TEE EVENING ai S o’clock. carriage drive, and has large pleasure garden with lawns, by Rud hjic•i Soh__ i, _____Americ in oak roll-top desk, 3-f t. 6-in. MEMORIALS fruit trees and flower borders. 1 j ■ walnut i root jsidet.! juiiv. oard, oak dinner waggpn, overmantels, Of k vERV Dkscriftk.-n Fxkcutep, and Inolusli Telephone No. 411, Possession fvili bo given on completion of tho Purchase. books, S he£ Sold i Into and plated ware, including two- DA^LY, 11 to 1.30, 3 tfll 10. Estimates gtvon for their irtotion In any part ot U JO H N N IX JO H N l N IX Particulars and Conditions of 8alo may be had of handled tra; i'paij of ontroei dishes and Ijot water stands, COUNTRY. two ser\ ices of ta ile plate, cutlery, Indian and Oriental CINEMATOGRAPH. Goldsmith Leslie C. Winti.e, Esq., Solicitor, Terminus-road, East­ curios, nol iiding ivories, ornamental j china, brasses, LIFE TARGETS. bourne ; and of the auctioneers, i weapon!, di aperi is, &c„ jhe_____ completer______effects of___ the DAILY t 3 a n d 7 .3 0 . Illustrated Catalogue Subm itted Silversmith kitchen pfflt os, ga den implements and Other items. Rifle Practice under Ideal Conditions. Sale t< ooi imen e at TW, OLVE o’clock precisely. ;5 ADMISSION FREE. POPULAR PRICES. P rogramme Changed IIondays and T hursdays. And at Govs, Hastings, Ore, Bexhill, Terminus Road I IJIaItems.I Ml in 1 lew '1 1 uesday N ext, 30th March,| from Ten till Wslm and Chichhbtsb. Watchmaker i at the Auctioneers’ Grand Divisional Boxing Contests Jeweller. rOftices, irnflt d-road, I astbourne.i rn a SEA WATEE SWIMMING BATHS. sleph me 1234 Eastbourne. T u e s d a y , m a r c h s o t h , a t 7 4 5 . JOHN NIX JOHN NIX flegri ms Oakdfens, Eastbourne. Events will include Return Match : HEATED ro 70 D egrees. Ml. “ CARIJGLEA," I SERGEANT WILKINSON *. PRIVATE MUIR. ,HOT SEA ft OTHER PRIVATE BATHS. BIRTHS. JOH 4’S, ROl D, EASTBOURNE. BARD.—March 17, at Telscombe, Lewes, Steyning Beard, of a daughter. GOFFS, O j K D £ J Sc ( QNGSTAFF.—March 20, at EUereHe-lane, fl int :ructions to Sell by ublio Auction, b c j t u r e wife of Major Ralph Longstaff, R.F.A., of E. MORRIS & SONS, IA“ 0, semi 3ES,as above, on WJ INESDAY, 14th, BY reach of the Railway Station and pwneipal shops. MARRIAGES. SEASIDE ROAD, EASTBOURNE. The Residence is Semi-detached and stands well hack 30USEHOLD FURNITURE, IRADFORD—WILLAUME.—On the 25th inst., at the from tho road in a vi pleasant Garden and is Tithe Free. [uarter si ze Billiard Table and acces- British Embassy Church, Paris, by the Rev. A. F. , Cutlers, Electric and Gas Fitters, Possession will be given on completion of the Purchase.' Blunt, Bernard Lowther. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. ' ’uesday, i3th April, from Ten to Four Owon Bradford, to Suzanne, elder daughter of Madam - Hot Water and Sanitary Engineers. Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had of Messrs. ON Morpain, Rue Moncey, Paris. Wordsworth, Blake ft Co., Solicitors, 43,BloomBbury- ’IDMARSH-SHIFFNKR.-Maroh 20, at the Church of square, W.O., and of the Auctioneers. the Sacred Heart. Hove, by the Rev. Father Hart, Gerald David Tidmarsh, Lieutenant R.F.A., eldest son ON MONDAY NEXT. >■ : j ‘ ■ ' “The War to Date,” v/ of Mr. David Tidmarsh. of Lota, Limerick, Ireland, to ilegr tms Oakc ens Eastboi Elizabeth Mary, only daughter of the late Sir John H. C. BUTLER, . At a Very Low Reserve. Shlffner, Bart., of Coombe. Lewes, and Lady Shiffner, EASTBOURN4. - ; TO-DAY (Saturday Afternoon), March 27th, at 3,30. of Bevern Bridge House, Chailey. MACHINE RULER, BOOKBINDER. J . C. TO W N ER SB BROM LEY IE38RS. LLOYDS Prices : 5a, Reserved and Numbered; 3a, Reserved, but Unnumbered ; Back Seats, 2a Are instructed to Sell by 'PUblkj Auction, at The INKERS, VALUERS and ESTATE DEATHS. EASTBOURNE. Auction Mart. Eastbourne, oh MONDAY NEXT, BLYTH.—March 23rd, at St. Ronans, Ev 1A, 8USANS 29th March, 1915, at Three o’clock, | AG SNTS, Eastbourne, Arthur J. Dalzel Blytta, bre 1 BR ID G E ROAD, BAS' IOURNB Frances T. Blytb.late of WilUngdon-road, H E d esira ble PRIVATE RESIDENCE, (Boa 1 Facing t] is Bailway Sta GWYNNE. - March 22, at Folldngtc _ known as , I 1 ! ifanat ed and B ents Colleobe Weekly and Eglinton Anderson G Wynne, aged 82. T No. 8, ENYS ROAD, EASTBOURNE. Prompt Bel emeuts. PUGH-March 20. at 49. Llssenden- nsions, N.W Situate in the favourite residential locality of U pperton, John Wiliiomson Pugh, M.D. (Lond.l .R.O.S. (Eng. near Gildredge Park, and within leasy distance of- tho late of 46, Upper Rock-gardens, Brig A BEAUP1EULLY ILLUSTRATED Railway Station, the principal shops and the sea front. SPECIAL CONCERTS The property is fapld on lease frijm the Gilbert Estate Situate for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1879, at the Town, (in e isy react of Devonshire Park, Xing UIDE TO HERSTMONCETJX CASTLE very low annual ground rent of £4. trade the Roy tl Eastbourne Golf Links and thanks to all Friends for their ki Possession will he given on com plot Ion of the Purchase. RailWE y Station. PARK sympathy in his sad bereavement; also fa r . (Oah u —]. L - . n . Particulars and Conditions of Sails to be had of Messrs. M essrs. T H E DEVONSHIRE wreaths. WiU they please accept this Ini Busk, Mellor ft Norris, Solicitors, 45, Lincoln’s Inn, they are too numerous to reply to separately i i . Fields. W.C.; and of the Auctioneers. LLOYDS By THfl Rhy. E. E. CRAKE, M«Ai Have t een ifavo ired witl instructions to Submit for Telephone U5r. Sale by I Pubi io Auoti in, at the Gildrbdge Hotel, G ON MONDAY N East sou I tNE, >n THUUSbAY, April 15th, 1915, at AMES ANDREWS, Mason and Sculptor, Three o’ i lock precisely the charmingly placed and i f Works: Bakeb’s-eoad (near St. Mary Ghturoh), One of the most Interesting and Picturesque Castles ik the County of Sussex. By order of the Trustee of th Will of the late excel tioi i \ ■ : I p Mt. Richard W< Erom Easter Saturday the above Orchestra will be Augmented from BttUenee, Office and Show-room: Carbara------, . EASTBOURN RESIDENCE, Park (adjoining the Cemetecy), Eabebodbhe. :Q PERFORMERS. Designs and Esthnatea Famished. 3. C. TOWNER SB US IOUSE," GRANVILLE ROAD. Are Instructed to Sell by Pubi 314 1 3droomsi nd dressing rooms, bath room, May be obtained of the Printers and Publishers, Auction Mart. Eastbourne, i seep ion room 3, billiard room and excellent VENDENS L t d ., 29th March, 1915, at Three o’cloi domestic op ices vith dinner lift. Grand Concert on Good -Friday Evening. B Funerals Famished FARNCOMBE & CO., Looted, SOUTH STREET, IIASTBOUBNE. h e f r e e h o l d d w e l l i n g -h o u s e s , L The Dro li irty Is held from His Grace the Duke of and P ersonally Con Lucted. KNOWN A8 1 I ! | Devon; hir i for i term of t.90 years, ______from,______the 25th day_ of — Nos.T 38 and 40, TIDESWELL ROiAD, EASTBOURNE Maroh, 188 L , sub iept (to ti e ground rent of £27. 19s. 2d. FAMILY AND COMPLIMENTARY i mer am urn; SPECIAL ARTISTES: on the Shortest Notice. Very well situated close to the Railway Station and With Po i iessi< n on com Action of the purchase. ■ i i f , ' Builders May be I ipoctod by older to be obtained from the M iss K athleen M urray, the Favourite Soprano, Foot of Devonshire Placj Auctlo lee i; S A N I T A R Y l 'Phone 846. EAST) lURNE. FARNCOMBE MITKD Print ed S rti( ulars ant. Conditions will be issued in due CO LT8( ,j ind nay be obtained from Messrs. RavenS- M r. C has. M o tt, the Famous Baritone, ELECTRIC J croft, W > dw lRD ft do., Solicitors, 15, John-street, ErtaWkh»d7»Yean. Telephone Noa Bedforl-rc 5 , Lo tdon, W.C.r arid from the Auctioneers’ Designs and Estv\ EXECUTE ALL KINDS OF OOMMmOIAL AND ARTISTIC PRINTING Oiflcesj 6, ffi AINE & SON, M r. G eorge P a rk er, Soloist, Westminster Abbey, S u b m itted , u n o : / MODERATE CBARGE8. H Wells and Seaford; and of the At ‘ ' • M; and Funeral Carriage and N E M L O C K , the Wonderful Russian Boy Violinist, who will play Kotor Hearse Proprietc B\ < order of ON MONDAY > SEJ r f | . \ - , : ■ 88, CAVENDISH PLACE & 10, SOL Cl OHBONII PRINTING WORKS, SOUTH STREET, EASTBOURNE, By Order of the Alt tgagecs. !E F R E : HOUSES, Two Movements from the Mendelssohn’S Concerto, EA8TBOURh flsin; " NEPC 40, HINDOVER , Tel. 788, ROAD,IkUAD , Chi “ H >VE TO" WITH THE FULL ORCHESTRA. J. C. TOWNER & K BROMLEY SUTTON IRQ’rE, let at '______i . Telephone US. Established 188B. Are instructed to Sell by Pubuo AUUi Auction iUK,-%T, at nit Ta heno. F >R SALE ] IAKRIAGE A* _uction__ __m M . art__ , Y7.E astbourne. ------(--- . 6n I_RgAVTTY MONDAY A VtlitVIT NEXT, PROPRIETOR. HUDSON’S iB ft ARNOLD, E V E W ITl 29th March, 1915, at Three o’clock, RB CRT K Easter M onday, April 5th, a OPEN CABS, GLASS OB OUSEHOLD • BE u c t io : 3, VALUERS a n d ESTATE h e c o m p a c t d w e l l i n g - h o u s e , On TIIU IDA r, ,8th a m ii.ia h i.iil EFFICIENT. 1 AGENTS, Hotel , S .FOR >, at 4.15 li.ui. puuciumiy. m. a wu iaiw, Have yo ' »0 F ears’ L o n d o n E x p .. known as i EASTBOURNE ATHLETIC CLUB’S - V ROAD, EASTBOURNE, T and If N 1 ai d 2, Sutton-drove, are not Sold as One A COMPLETE ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN G1 No. 2, OL^BRNCE ROAD, j EASTBOURNE. Lot thi iy Held on-Lease, Jett a term of 60 years, from the 29th ; ’ Part cc IX PBVHNSEY ROAD, E. UIURNITUBE DBPO September, 1897, alt An Annual Ground Rent of £3.10s. Wynne SNT8I ■ r TMBAFEW AKPB— . IHBPM le t on a Weekly Tenancy at 10i. per week, the Land­ EVENTS INCLUDE- V Established 1874. lord paying Rates and Taxes.. PIS-:- HUDSON’S Particulars and ConditionBof Sale maybe had of ;D. M. MARATHON I ROBERT 8. H Milner, Esq., Solicitor, 10, Moorgate-street, E.O.I; and MILE BO At) g e o b g e I rhOEAN PASSENGER of the Auctioneers. CHURCH FUNERAL V / Tickets Issued for aU LlnoTat I ILLAS 'TO LET, MARCH QUARTER. SILVER CUP PRESENTED BY HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. I (I THE AUCTION MART, 5 6 b , G R < 57, TERMINUS ROAD, EASTBOURNE. T ■ £90, or for Sale," SAXONHOLME. Accommodation : Moral: ig! In the event of very inclement weather a CONCERT, with FDLi 3. O. TOWNER 6b ^BROMLEY Workshop and Seven bedrooms, three reception rooms. Few Event ig ——-■ — ■ i . ■ BEACH, WIU Sell by Puboo Auotion. a# The Auction Mart, will take place in the , WINTER GARDEN at 3.15, minutes to Statio i and Shopping Centre. Eastbourne, on WEDNESDAY, 8th April, 1915, Hunting Intelli Often amd Depositories i £60. DETACHED VILLA. Comer position. Large SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND © EFFECTS, j. would have been the case in older days, whe T h e E astbourne F oxhouN i will meet on LONDON, BRIGHTON, PARIS, BRUSSELS, garden. Ample accommodation. Fitted electric Further particulars in due course. S AVIOUR S, EASTBOURNE H ii> p Tuesday, March30, Stone Cross; Sal day, AprU 3, the. AID lightand gas. m echanical had ncm superseded manual labou Oak, ArUngton. Meet at 12 noonj. v A j .- • I jj.j EVONSHIRE PARK so generally. We have-already schemes to THE ARCADE, GROVE ROAD, EASTBOURNE i ■ ■ ' V | .( ; .< ' Managing Director..! T h e Southdown F oxhoun i will meet on For Particulars apply Local Agonts, or to sanction and utilise! boy labour upon the lan d ; Manager ;... Monday, March 29. 08ham; Wedm 31, Beddini PERRYS AUCTION ROOMS ft SALE VOTIONAL MUSIC i THEATRE. our daughters of thie dairy and the plough are ham; Monday, April 5, Lewes Race (to finish tt OWEN BRADFORD, X YARD (adjoining the Estate Offloes), ■- j by; season). Meet at 12 noon each driir. onbe more taking al share in the work of the MONDAt; Marc Station Parade. 19, CORNFIELD ROAD, [EASTBOURNE. IR ERNEST NEWLANDSMITH, farm, as still is the rule from one end of Tw ice. Th e E ast Sussex F oxhoui CHOICE . Telephone fo« lay, Mi irch 29th, a t S.S0. Etirope to the other. The educated woman, ' P. T. SELBIT pn__ Monday, Maroh 29, the White Hart, f \ BI-WEEKLY AXES. :0-DAY (SATURDAY), at 2.80, 6.45 and more delicately nurtured, has also discovered a Mixed Bathing,’! a Med V Goods can always included. by P. T. gelbit, iqtl FP.TJIT, FLOWERS Die Musical Comedy REVUE, more congenial and productive scope for the Invention for Transl -[ k Special dates by UR’S OHURCH, E astbourne. display of her skill jand talent than pursuing ASTBOURNE GA OMPANY, , Choice Assortment of FURNITURE, Thkbr S.Ialb Rooms are noteed dor the advantageor “ A ll Trum ps,” GEORGE LH VEGETABLES China, b, Brass and Shefileld Plate FOR if Furniture, Antiqiines, Works of Art, Oi an| elusive franchise!. There must be thousands Hrpp 'lo w Prices. A visit of inspection Pictures, Curios, Wines, Soulptur CRUCIFIXION.’ 1 Stainer, And Varieties. of ; women in the Emergency Corps through­ xL*r-Alfred Wright, 101 and 108,8onth- ^ ______f 0|fb ELVYN and CHIP, t, Will be Sung on out the United Kingdom whose whole energies lance an riages and Hones, Motor Can, Bicycles, Boats, fto.’ FR ’DAY EVENING, at Eight o’clock. twelve months ag- attended by local looaf and oountry bnyers,bi H. U. V helpton, M.A, Vicar, 6 45. Twice : hg finds them, as it finds readings at the end of the present quarter year the also buyers from London,indon, Brighton,Brighter Lewes,----- Hastings, James R. Dear. Mus. Bac. the rest of the < immunity, sobered, and IAS ED by 2d. per MONDAY, March 29th, For Five Nights Tho Act which defle CHARGE FOR GAS WiU be INCRI fto. !• ^ Organist and Choirmaster. Matinee Saturday at 2J0. organised shoulder p shoulder to lend a hand Kng| thousand onblo fett. B i n i g h t , you n . (IUustratedl. Price Five Shillings, post free. GOODS PURCHASED FOR WHEN ADAiWRIGHl The Directors desire to explain that this Increase 1b DESIRED. NO EXPENSES. | Special Engagement of the Popular Musical Comedy in the work befori us. Even more remark- Important Eogageme Q.LIMP8BS 0 7 OUR ANCESTORS IN ArjtLts, hich the French Govern- tied by the continued ad vani ,in the oostof coals. Furniture Sales at PRiVAtrE Houses. able is the way in;’ in a Realistic Exhib STATION PARADE, lelf of its, feminine service, Signed.' SUSSEX. SHARE SALES AND PROPERTY SALES. WALTER PASSMORE, ment has availed il Note the Prices: ___ JAJHES S. IARRARD, E» A%. r w O S 3 We read of trams d omnibuses, motors and (may be booked); F a , v a lu a tio n s; | Secretary.! CONTAINS A COMPLETE HISTORY AGNBS FRASER, JOHNNY DANVERS and ambulance wagons [driven by women. In all Stalls, Grand Cirolo 1 22nd March, 1915. HOUSE AND ESTATE 'AGENCY.—Exclusive Lists * '■ •- ompany A AIVT la 3d., reserved, la 6f IB SAFFRONS ROOMS, C . the railway offices, [where women clerks were of Houses for Sale and to Let. j Presenting a Musical.Military Mixture, Circle, Sd. (early doon THE ILHAM FAMILY. INSURANCES ot every description effected. not employed before the war, they are now TRDAY, M ARCH 27th, 1 ASTBOURNE ADV BPBOXAX, PREPAID BATES. As well as Art on the Sussex Martyrs: The Bents Collected and -Property efficiently managed. THE SOLDIERS’ MESS universal. France bxpects her men to fight, i ASSOCIATION. Quakers; The! Its ^W itchcraft; “ Gleanings ’ TUBBY S t f j u i . 8.15 TO 11.30. Or “The Knuts' in Khakl" Uud their exploits [have demonstrated three (V Yearat Local Experienee). times over that coinpulsory service does not CHOJ WANTS OF ALL KINDS, In Bast nd W est Sussex, fto. Ladies, 4s. ; Gentlemen, 4s. 6d., MALE DILLON, The Annual Mei The Happy Dutch GirL necessarily mean | Unwilling fighters. W ith ARTICLES FOB BALE, us, a large number; of our young able-bodied BACH'S :ST. UA Of the above Association will TERRYS AUOTION ROOMSji AND SALEYARD, SERVANTS WANTED or OTTUATIONS REQUIRED. 19, CORNFIELD ROAD, jKASTBOURNE. ALMA a n d LILY MACKENZIE, men, to their honour, have obeyed the call. ■■ <■ ST. The Charming Australian Singers. But it must be cobfessed that quite as many THE TOWN H4 HOUSES n APARTMENTS TO LETT, E S S S E ’”’* ONTENTS o f A , N icely y F urn ish ed i continuation of a TRIO ANNYTOfcl . apparently are content to let their fellpw- The Easthbume Chi FLAT. ! Belgians. MarveUous Flying Acrobats. On MONDAY- NiSXT, the Are Advertised in the whole of or praise, rinop It fa C TERRYS, F.A.Z. \ - citizens take on thje job without them. W e and highly icreditabll At 8.15 p.m. CLOWN ARGO. have put two million men into uniform since “ Passion ” njuslc at S | Famcombe t Co.’s (ltd.) SnssezKc wspapure (IB Years' Local. Experience) The Great Animal Mimic and E itertainer. the war began. How many more we should evening, andAgain la I interested in the Advertising the Town WiU Sell by Auction, at the above Rooms, on MON­ highest formi of sacre At One Charge, viz.: "—The A n tiq u a ry. DAY, Maboh 29th, 1915,]at Two o’clock, Starring Engagement have were universal service decreedis a matter cordially Invited. of statistics. We [hope, therefore, that the . (St. Matthew) is of l i In se r t io n (not over 80 Words) On i i S h h a in s is whose history is traded ere the 300 Lots, including inlaid mahogany bedroom suite with Mdllb. .Moms.. and its production in I double bedstead ensulte, 2 mahogany and 6 other chests and e men who for various reasons, and some for A. E. V. DI the Shirleys and Sir John Hawk- L O R Y S LORE TT, devoted to the conteml Insertions_____ Shillings and the SheUeys.”- H arper's M onthly of drawers, good birch bedroom suite, toilet fittings, ’.LfiTEIN CINEMA, A , Parisian Speciality Dancers. 8 j Two S rrp » ox 17th century bed wanner, useful oupboards, brass- none, decline-eithejr foreign or home service ous sufferings givesl will not consider themselves entitled to take 7 Insertions F ivn Sh illu gs congratulated on producing a work mounted bedsteads and good * bedding, washstands. I A ELY 8.0, 7.0 and 9.0. MISS AIMEE ROBERTS, interest. J . I leal as well as local Interest. . It is dressing tables, good carpets jin nice condition, 4 In her Popular Character Studies. unfair advantage Of an easy labour market. Having previouslyj Lomer Aan riUnwiti Pro»oraoc»W Bate, mahogany and oak ovormantr’1- During the past month we have had more important work, the I : E astbourne. contains a fund of information fields, lounge and other easy ch JY DA ? (SATURDAY), March nth. If Booked fcho usual rates wfll be charged. at Inhabitants of Sussex.”—Daily unrest ip the labour world than seems justified at home in the pn>ld room suites, cabinets, 3 dlnin rendering throughout! PROBATIONERS AU such anneunoements appear onoe lu the following i various tables, 4. sideboards, ohe ■ ‘'Pawns of Fate.” aster Week. Once Nightly, bjy the circumstancesand certainly it is not smoothness, as well as | billiard table, brigattlle tabid, br : Dram a in Two Parts. satisfactory, when; the best of the nation is iters. Probationers Eastbourne Chronicle 'useful effects. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30, church was irit quite I S4.VED IlY A WAT0H.” Western Drama. struggling in the throes of .this mighty con­ nevertheless, was a lq become entitled to Scholarships, ‘ovidlng a free or Eatt Baum Newt Always on View. _____ MR. GEORGS EDWARDES’‘COMPANY assisted education at the ~ anlcipal Secondary id the noble families of the oonnty ■' J-.' . i , 1 ISi llTO 1BOY A HD FRECKLES.” Comedy. flict, to find workers, here, there and every­ the somewhat lengthj br boys may be con- Hastings Independent |eotfi» find pIm m in pages,"— B I-W EEK LY UOTIONS TiHE);|BA( GAGE SMASHER." Keystone Comic. where, throwing down their tools and spades nesa Mr. Jaa R. tinned after their voices break until they reach the age East Qrinetead Observer ductor of the Choral. 1 of 16 years. Goods can always included. i JULTIVj lTION." Interesti as if they were enjoying the full liberty of Full particulars from the Organii L Dr. CoKway, All Sussex and Surrey Oewrtet combined action legitimate enough at less pains to ensure the effil Saints’Chnrch. mrateamd&sb Grinstead! m e Gazette and Singing Fictnre. APRIL 12t h . For One Week. being consistently go Horsham Times a t all Booksellers. critical '■ moments.; The Chancellor of the factory inipression. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30 Exchequer, Lord j Kitchener, and, not less Thereto IB, F.A.I., energy and judgment! public!) courageously, the leaders of Labour, with under entire control, af ROUS WORKS WRITTEN ^UOTIONEERjV HOUSE AGENT “Peter Pa*.” few exceptions, Have warned the working the essentrafe! of atti UOTIONEERS, ESTATE classes of the inevitable consequences of strife lieautiful chpraleS sIu b v ey o rs AND VALt Unequalled by any Other Local Medium. LE SUSSEX DOGGEREL. L 1, TIDESWELL ROAD,; EASTBOURNE. at the supreme crisis of our exertions. Slack­ taste. ERMINUS ROAD, EAS CERTIFICATED 'BAILIFF. ness, insobriety arid inefficiency in the work­ Amongst the soloisti The Publishers gnarantee a oomblne 1 Bale experienced basso, Valuations for Probate and other Appointed by His Honour Jndjgo MarUneau to Le shop will prove as deadly foes to the Empire Westminster; Abbey. I Agents fpr all the principal Local Ri ---- 1° aT*------Distraints under ^he Amendment Act, 1888. as the troops and armaments of the enemy. solo duty with marked! RnrinoM PrAmiaAU ______1 1 5 ,0 0 0 COPIES WHXKLY, EL EGANT EDITIONS. | businesses or every description m disposal | A superiority in coal and iron is essential,to the spirit of tho mu5 Copies already Sold. —------j------— save us from an indefinitely prolonged war, effect. Miss;Etty Fe Established 1878. Which means that these annonnoements are seen by about , Re Clark f the able-bodied who stay Music, who took the ( | EASTER ft WR TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS, I at home to do their best for the community. also appeared in the wJ I eaerved t ud Raised Seats. Telephone 70S. With the last week of March the calendar generally with confide A U0TI0NEER8 and VAI , HOUSE, TEN TIMES AS MANY BEADEI 4, THE COLONNADE. $KASIDE., ROAD. Spring begins, and it comes with what our Mr. Ben.Tillett’8 is not an authority usually feeling to her renderinl -rA LAND and ESTATE A RNEY TO UNNUN, EASTBOURNE. American cousin's call “ its usual severity.” on the side of Governments and Administra­ violin solo-obligato a 0HA8. E. HORNE, F.A.I., ir March is always likely to - go out as it tions. But1 we commend to the notice of most skilfully perfor 110, TERMINUS ROAD, E u RNB (Mars should be tent direct to Fabmoomhi ft Co., CINEMA, Adjoining the London and Oc I- if HeSdOffloes. or left with AuthorteedAgenta i t to the notdoe of all who wish |H as been instruetedbythe Reiielver'appolnted forthe Sme in—like a lion. I t has been a month of every working man in the United Kingdom Miss Mary Sykes was j Valuations for Probate, Transfer u i u t w u n m u i i u . i i u . u a | Dej^ntnre Holder to Skll by] Public Auction (with­ maby anxieties and excitements in the appeal issued! by him last week. H is part, revealing a cul out reserve), on WEDNESDAY, April 7th, 1915, com­ cofisiderable compass < PROPERTIES FOB 1 mencing at L30 o’clock sharp, the valuable world of war—the continental and the i appeal fpr co - operation, based on the FURNISHED ass UNFUBHI8HI P amusement which trial; and if the prospect is somewhat unanswerable argument that 95 per cent, of ung the tenor, recitativ^ LANT AND . MACHINERY OF A the British Army-j-he might have said of the Guy, a member of St. humour.* —B n Gaeette. LETTERPRESS AND GENERAL PRINTERS’, in both, we are none the less conscious tt the rather exacting J I W# Ho TTAM h * » i a/N H B n :INIOLE” PRINTING P comprising demy folio "Golding" jobber, 1891, foolscap the hardest part of the military cam pa if whole of the forces of the Allies—are drawn G uy, who possesses a \ T T O U S E AGENT, BUILD] G SURVEYOR, I L T COMPANION folio “Eagle” platen machine,(imperial 8-vo. “ Pearl directly ahead, so success depends Is from the workers’ class, is one which should aequited himself extr machine (by Golding), jorown foUo hand, press, bring conviction to the unthinking. True, the 1 1 AUCTIONEER AMD \ , crown wharfedale machine (by Dawson ft Bon), upon the output of our dockyards, ar (enai was at the Morgan, a ■t 8, ELMS BUILDINGS, SB S halting, pulleys, riggers and leather driving bands, and Other manufactories concerned ii War, so far as England is concerned, was nob briilianj intespretatioj EASTBOURNE. Tel GENERAL PRINTING onttlng machine/3£in.,hand OT power (by Harrild and supply of His Majesty's forces tbrougho; et it is inconceivable that, accompaniment, thu Son), 16-inch perforating machfne ^by Fnrntval ft Co.), under the circi itances, a Labour Governj- general success of the | Mr. H., having had over >7 T< O» Krxar Ducurncm potent wire stitching machine. Iron lmposihg snrface British Empire. “ In the spring,” sap Collections were takr (during the flrst&of whlohhe was fe-fL 6-in. by 3-fL 6-in.) fitted for!56 cases under, ditto 8-ft. poet of a more peaceful age; “ the young ment would not have taken up the quarrel of thechnrcl. workrn the Building Trade) J s i Kxeeuted lm the Best Style at ReeeonsNe Priees by 2-ft. 2-in. with qnoln draper, 3-fL polished pine fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love .with the same zeal as any other political party cabinet fitted with 18 type cases (by Harrild ft Son), wiU probably continue to do so as sui which might have happened to be In office a t card onttlng machine (hand), several tons of metal type, th& rim e. W e st London wood letter founts, cases, frames, racks, chases, a Prices: Id.,2d.,3d,6d. the buds burge on and the swallows j quantity of metal and wood f urpiture, iron ink slabs and among us. But for the moment our lads from a visit to Eastlvn ^RTIPTIO MEMORIAL CAND8 the usual printer's sundries. Alio the stock ot stationery, engaged with a mistress that brooks no iriv Burlington-street, Wd comprising a large and choice selection of postcards, Ch u rch Arm y’b Gif t s to P risoners o f the excuse that, he ad , note papers and miscellaneous Items, Their thoughts are turned seriously to the A iwwnhf Of the Newest and Choicest Designs li CHRONICLE” PRINTING WORKS, (01IIAL CAR] Single Black Edged W ab.—The first qou Bignment of the Church Army’s he was found shotthol| FOLDED MEMORIAL CARDS are now Induded u ’S I X P E N C E E A C H . The whole of, which will be,on View on Saturday, irds with Envelope i match: 12, Is. 10>■ ;60. 6s. ;100,ls. 6d. rtlstlo Folded Cards in all of war interned in Gei rather quiet; in his ml CO., LlMRND, Publishers, J?'0T Catalogues arid further Particulars apply to the attc ms: 12,3s.; 25, By the particular re<[uest of the Bishop for North and FARNCOMBE 4 00., lap., Pbxktxbs, gd.; 60,7s,r6d.; 100,13s. 6d. was always such good j )TE PAPER, Vhdting Cards, fto., in most TOand^BUtof Gbowmad. Auctioneer, at his Offices, jl, Tideswdl-road, Kaat- for oash witl orde , nbined prayer and hymn book ba» went away tbEastbou •< Ohronlcle” Works, South-street, Eastbourne. fashionable trie s, at Fornoombe ft Co.’*, Ltd. Sot th-street, East in each of these parcels. he found the weathijr | during temporary i ..a- J: 7J IT >:i

EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915 ------Tn- [ ' ' Trade Mark Y 1 S T O . leistered. | is likely to dissuade very few from a trip upon L which they have sejb their minds. Any lisa LOCAL NEWS. " | 1 T ^T E W S u ppo r t in g ELASTIC STOCKINGS resulting from a diminution of Easter Mi >n JL31 ’ from 2s. 6d. eaoh. day. excursionists will fall chiefly upon ihe T1ME£ of HljQH WATER & LIGHTING-UP Bbowh. | TRUSSES, BANDAtfBS & SURGICAL BELTS, railway company, tlje commercial advanta ge High Water, Llfbtlng &o, of erery description. ■ ' to,the local trade of jin influx of,Bank holiday Mom. After. Up ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. CRUTCHES, &C.. ' j trippers being very small indeed. S ituri my, , Ma r. 27 ... 8,25 8.59 ‘ MASS AND REPAIRED, S)Indaiy, Mar.- 28 9.28 9.50 Conqmencing on Tuesday Next, Lists Free, IV ondi ,y, Mar, '29...... 10, 9 10.26 I nqu iries have been made by the military T iesd ly, Mar 30...... 10; 43 11. 1 FARMER’S authorities as tohowifar it would be possible to edn ssday, Mar. 31. 11.19 11.38 March 30th, utilise the services? of Volunteer Training urs lay, April 1 ... 11153 Corps, affiliated to the Central Association, of SURGICAL "SUPPORTS DEPOT, iltyiday, April 2...... 0;11 • 0.30 m Volunteer Training Corps,, to take the place of I t . - ' ■ " V i ; ! oons SO, QUEEN’S ROAD, BRIGHTON. Territorials and Regulars at present on Home We are making a Special Show of Defehce duties. Theiresponsiblo officer of each RjQYAl, SOCIET Y FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY corps is therefore- b4nj? asked by the Central to . lnimals, Eastbourne Branch. Hon. Sec., Miss Loo ce Padd iii 1, Cofuuton-street Subscriptions Association to-ascertain from every mem' are n-gently icpded, aml may be paid to the Hoil. qf his corps whether he is prepared to do patrol Troi surer, H cnky Holvoakk, Esq., “ Fairmont?’ PIER THEATRE, 3, D i Roos-roi d, or at Lloyds Bank, Ltd. All com- j' EASTBOURNE. Work at n ig h t; to doipatrcil work locally in the DIRECT FROM daytime; to go away for a week at a time or plai ts shoulc be addressed to Inspector T. Finn, F a s h io n ICS Manager ...... G. Hayes. 8, Vi Ulowfleld square, Eastbourne. m mo for a week-end; whether, in case of invasion, in addition to service near his home, he would 0|ftD Gold and Sil v e r ?Bought for cash or TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 2.45 and 7.45. oxcl angcdfoi nowgpods. Watch, clock and jewellery A p r i l 1 s t . be prepared to serve? ijn any part of the country; repa irspromp:lyexecuted.! Estimates forsame given THE BEST COALS Last Two Performances of whether, in case of ihvasion, he would be pre­ iroo Df charm Also re-plating,ire-gilding, &c.—F. G. pared to serve in anjt part of the United K,ing- Clk ienoe, H atebmaker and Jeweller, 18, Oornfleld,- consisting of copies of original R i -i . I j i Two little Drummer Boys.’ .om. A summary Cf such information must roac (Termini is-road end), Eastbourne. Phone 782.” • " | !; j 1 ' I ' • • • ‘ " V - - ^ . t obtainable c$n be obtained at their best from us. Long be submitted1 with[each monthly report., “lit H hiu- :lass F ootwear, No better value]. New season's, goods.—J. j. Saunders, 106, South- APH must be distinctly Understood,” the inquiry stre t (betwe m St; Saviour’s Church and Dovon- dealing with tbe Best Collieries enables us to j MONDAY, March 29th. Three Nights at 7,45. circular adds, “ that such services are volun­ shii- -place). PARIS MODELS t Matinee Wednesday at 2.15. tary, but this information ib required so that ■ th is period of the year? Window Blind? and tbeir best output. Therefore, when the authorities can kpow how much assistance •’ ' i ! • * ' V » • * . 1-1 ■ ; pick clioose llr. Chaa, H aw treya Great Success, i gem rally waijt renewing or reniovating, and the best Thursday?. may be expected from members of corps.” ■ plac s to get tHom made and fitted quickly and ciieapl you place your orders with us, you know that the Coal ! is V [Nalls’, Drapers ami Hoirie Furnishers. 63 am. . in Tailor,-mades and Gowns. “Jane.”; j/ . 63a, fernnuus-road, where |a large supply of Hollands From the Comedy Theatre, Londofa. ideation have been in comd i and Rollers ife always in stock. Estimates given. m we send you has been carefully selected. munication with the [War Office on the subject Tele phono 521j of the compensation to be paid in respect of NjpTic £.—All those who wish to W arehouse New ideas in Millinery & Blouses, 1 I - I B | THURSDAY, April 1st, at, 7.45, & SATURDAY, the military occupation of school buildings. thei - Furnitqre should not do so until they have insp icted Messrs. G. E. Maynard's, Limited, Ware- I We are now quoting reduced prices i 1 April 3rd, at 2.45 and 7.45. The Army Council; have-intimated that, in houi es, whiohlare the finestin Eastbourne. Estimates lTHS. addition to bearing tihe cost of reinstating the free —Note the address, G. E.! Maynard, Limited, Messrs. Lionel Rignold and Charles Macdona’s Company Ron oval aqd Storage Contractors, Groystone- (By arrangement with Frank Curzon and Gerald school premises at the end of their military buil lings, South-street. Eastbourne. Novelty Neckwear, etc. Du Maurier), | J occupation, they are! prepared to make good jj.h.. • !. i . ^ ■ j I , and solicit enquiries. |j reasonable additional expenditure that may ColA, bleal bedrooms made warm and ' .• I be incurred by education authorities, with edi lfy n half-i -hour.—For particulars apply Gas “Diplomacy.” C s npai y’s Sho ims. ■ . . j • I A visit of inspection, without , - By Viotorien Bardou. the approval, of the Board of Education,! in ; IlG ie r T. TION AND THE RISE IN P rICEsL f oijliqation, will be esteemed. The record success from Wyndham'a Theatre. providing educational facilities elsewhere. The t ? • ; ’ j f -T-. -' •' Seats ...... 38. to 6d. * , Army Council under sushi' an arrangement —jljdthopgh tljo: i is no one, we imagine, who would S. BRADFORD & SONS, would not pay a rent to the authority for the w i h at ;he presoht time to evade laying _ ^ _his. ______just share Seats at Is. 6d.. 2s. and 3s. may he reserved In advance at of j incoi le Tax, the increased post of li-—"living, affecting -L the Pier Gates, or by Telephone 674. use of the school prejnises, and would not pay it Goess all ela~___ ~L of the community, “---- L,i" __----r_.____’ ’ ___ ' 2. STATION PARADE. the loan charges upon them, but would pay the m Cessit r for guarding against ovtir-payment. i A very i * net extra cost incurred, by the authority in la i jo p oportion j of those whoso incomas are derived g o o }) FRIDAY, at 2.45 and 7.45. providing temporary premises. In consider­ fr i n di idends or house property are in danger of such gO BBY & CO.. Ltd. BLEPHONB 864. « E stab. 1828. Impbrtant Engagement of MDLLH. ing applications for compensation, the Army o\ t r-taj ation. The Eastbourne and District Income Council are preclude^ from making any allow­ Tag Rqclamatiou Society will gladly investigate any +M ance for the fact of compulsion being exercised, ca|de wh ire there ts any doubt on this point, making ho YVONNE ARNAUD. , trge i nless tax! is ’saved or i jverecl. The address of Th. orW ,a :"Ql.l to tbe Text" . l — M k W P»“ °“ ti)< Soc ety is 7, Bolton-road.'Eastboume., The Arcade & Terminus Road, I , “Excuse Me” at the Garrick Theatre, London. | displaced. HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF ARK tVAL OFjWoUNDED SOLDIERS.—On'Moh- S di; r af tc rnoon 15 v rounded British soldiers arrived at East­ bourne by train. They were met by members of the EASTER EGGS BASTER SUNDAY, ab 2.45 and 7 45, R.A.M.C. TO 1 BE BILLETED. Rjd C'oss Society and taken to the Wish Rocks Special Engagement of MISS B (spiti 1j j. - ■ T AND A GREAT VARIETY OF IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HOUSE- EAS”iiouRN]5 E ngineers W ounded. MARGARET COOPER Si j era.1 members of the Eastbourne Company of Home HOLDERS. Cjintiis’ Engineers have sustaitaed wounds in the EASTER NOVELTIES In her Latest Songs at the kiano, fighting line. An longst them are Corpl. Joseph Steven | NEW USE FOR SpMMERDOWN CAMP. elai ds Lodge ; Sapper Joe Prior, son of Mr. Cha At Various Prices. Supported by other London Artists. Prior, 1 Hydney-street; and Sapper Arthur O. Fullei approach.... of the , “ Brighton „ ---- Queen jn ” after one of its ■ — r f — sot of 1 It. W. D Fuller, 6, Belmoire-road, COLLIER TORPEDOED OFF cross-Channel tripipa The ’ noise of the" thud ‘ of thaj _ AR K machinery seemed to carry over [the water from a con­ The R. A.M.C. at ptesent in camp off Sum-, ounded toker SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTION. W $ . — First - class Stokeij siderable distance, and then suddenly there was a dull merdown-road are going into billets recently Si ney jeonard I,ear, while serving on the light cruiser i BE ACHY HEAD. I muffled boom from the same direction. The sound of g o o d r i d a y b u n s vacated by the Soujh Lancashire Regiment “ .met iyst,” was severely wounded on the mghtof the the) eng' u OILBERT’S F . | EASTER MONDAY at 45 and 7 45, TUESDAY 13 a insMis. Allcock, his mother (of 89, Avondale- and the Shropshire? in Old Town, the Man­ PORTION OF THE CREW LANDED AT interva ab 7,45,' WEDNBSD AY at 2.45 and 7.45. ro i) h s received a notification of the disablement, but another qui Please Order Early. ch ester and the Chefehires in the Jevington- de ails i re wanting. Stoker Lear has been about five ' EASTBOURNE '• ;! ' minutes later the signal was given for the launching of anted froi MR. ZELLAH COVINGTON gardens’ district, a4d posBibly the Border yt r a i l the Ndvy, having served at Malta for two the lifeboat, whioh, owever, failed to discover anything Regiment at MeadsJ Any householder who ye rs, a id since [the outbreak of the .war hVfl been On Sunday afternoon considerable excitement was And the entire Star Company, Soenery and Effects in ,st done i at PortjsmouthaBarracks until he was trans. cannot take men mbst inform the Billeting occasioned by the spectacle of a sinking vessel ki the the Successful American Faroe, Officer (the Chief Cu r foi t Mr . E. J. B edford. — A t a had it not been for tbe war. the Bill would have already Earl BrasseV has returned to England from South Instantljr all hands were called on deck, and no time been ■passed. Hitherto there had been a mania for­ SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915. Africa, where ne.hivd.beeq for the benefit of his health. mddting of the Iiinusean Society of London, held last was lost in lowering the small boats. It was a mixed wc ak, I [r. E. Ji Bedford, of Eastbourne, exhibited si crew, inoluding besides Britishers a number of Greeks spending the winter on the Continent. Now it waa "The late Mr. Henry B. Blackburn, Grassington-road, sei ibs of water-col our drawings, photographs and lantern known that the health resorts of Great Britain held oufc and Lascars and one Frenchman; Fortunately the sea vaa good inducements as Cantinental resorts, but it was fUr CYCLES and MOTOR CYCLES. Eastbourne, left >pnsettled -estate amounting to £5,338. sli lbs o; British orchids. He was accorded a hearty was perfectly calm, so that no real difficulty was re< eptio 1, and v as congratulated by the President desirable to spread the news as far as possible, and this STEAY NOTES In the 11th Bat .lion (1 st Southdown) of the Royal experienced and no serious alarm shown, so far as the could only be done! by advertising. a. • Have yon seen on* NEW SHOW BOOM at 48, GROVE ROAD ? Sussex (P of. E B. Poul on, F.R.S.) arid several of the Fellows crew Were concerned. The destructive effect of the on tphe i Xcellence of his exhibits. There was a good The . resolution: was seconded and unanimously submarine’s attack soon, however, 'became apparent, for agreed to. 1 • ' 00)1 STOCK OF MOTOR CYCLES AND OYOLRS WITH ACCESSORIES ON VIEW. idai ce. A s< ries of Mr. Bedford’s photographs of the vessel began to list badly, and from the first little W a s I t t h e S unk S u b m a r in e? following temporary’ Lieiitenants to temporary Captains: ] j. W.‘ W. Nason and E. lids bas been purchased by the Natural History hope of saving the collier was entertained. Several Sole A g®nt$ fob OALTHGRPE and JA M ES MOTOR CYCLES fob £ 2 6 .5 s, | FDr no doubt excellent reasons the Admin mporary] 3un ^South |Kensington, and will shortly be on patrol ships were quickly on the scene, and stood by Oassels; and temporary Lieutenancies hove been secured }biti< n.1 OLD MOTOR OYOLB8 TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT. } ' alty, in announcing the destructipn of enemy iy Guy Edwanrd Spent OhKipbell, Philip Edward until assistance could be obtained from the'shore. The BOXING CONTESTS. submarines, omit the localities where the "later and Clifford ( mptjell-Harris. ev itio n a l Music. -Brother E. Newland- spot at which the event oocurred was estimated at eight -■ ] ------f ■ lh gi es his co; lcluding servoeeirvice otof devotional music?music or nine miles RS.E, of Beachy Head, and the collier interesting event has happened. Agreeably The “ call” of the Selejstion Committee to the Rev. was, of course, proceeding down Channel. NEXT TUESDAY’S TOURNEY. GEOKGE DOTJLL & CO. The Vrom^ MotOT with this settled policy, the communique pub­ .Tames Reid, M.A., of Sheirwood United Free Church, It. i aviour’s Church on-Monday afternoon next, ONSHIRE. ^(Proprietor, gxobqb doull), Oyole Repairers. Paisley; to succeed the Blev. J. G. Goold, M.A, as serv Lee begini at 3.30. Both the Eastbourne and Newhaven lifeboats acted lished yesterday anent the sinking of “ U29 ” upon the.signals of distress. The Eastbourne boat was Another divisional boxing tournament will take plaoo with all hands gave no hint of the place where minister of St. Antjrew’ri? Presbyterian Church, was (Kh il oren’s ] Sntertainment.— On Wednes- in the Floral Hall, 56 b , G R O V E R O A D . 4 8 , G R O V E R O A D . ’Phon6008’ confirmed on Wednesday; evening at a meeting of Bpeedilv launched at the Fishing Station, and being Devonshire Park, on Tuesday even­ the under-sea craft had met its fate. The ever ing betw sen 700 and 600 children were enter- towed by the motor launch “ Estella,” good progress ing,for which an exceptionally interestin? programme members and adherents, The confirmatory resolution :d a? the Tow l Hall by the Eastbourne Committee has been arranged. V (OfiCHEStRA, Workshop and Garage: 1, WEST STKBET, MOTOR CYCLES « CYCLES O N H I R E . View is very generally entertained that the was proposed by Mr. <3 leorge Brown, seconded by was made, the “ Caimtore” being reached a full hour e chielif feature' l be a return the NewhavenCo-operative Society. Many adult before the arrival of the Newhaven craft. The crew match between Sergt. Wilkinson (Lancashire Fusiliers) occurrence happened off Eastbourne on Tues­ Councillor B. Bradford, aibd carried,unanimously. It ere also present The proceedings were day night, and that the explosions which led were naturally welcomed byfthe shipwrecked hands, and Private Muir (R.A.ALO.), who fought such ROYAI. is confidently hoped Mr. iid will accept the invita- iverby Air. Kum, splendid battle at ( le last contests. to the launching of the lifeboat had no remote tion, in which event he 1 probably commence his Mr. jf ille (ex-presjident of the Brighton and eighteen of the latter were brought 6n to East­ labours at Eastbourne soi time next month. bourne,—ten in the lifeboat and 'eight in the motor SPRING CLEANING connection with the incident. The lifeboat and Mr. D. A. Dann? (representing the local boat. The captain and the remainder of thb men were H older days, whe HIPPODROME, crew werere^e definitely informed by a passing C. G. Evill (son of Mr. 0..H . Evill, J.P., Grange- |e).]__p§si les an exhibition of oinemal conveyed to Newhaven. The “Cairntore” [kept afloat " manual l&bou EASTBOURNE. patrol ship that “there had been an explo- gardens), has been gazetl 1 'temporary Lieutenant.of ires by Mr.’B . J. Kennard, a character sketch was for more than three hours, and then seemed|! to split in Director...... Mb. Snnonr W. Wintbb. sion,” and although no, explanation of the the 12th Battalion of the yal Sussex Regiment •' by Mis i Dann and friends, while humorouB halves and disappear. Those of the crew! who were in the land j ...... Herbert Ratmohd. render id by Air. Scott Kemp. The children brought to Eastbourne were taken charge ol by Air. A capsecause was vouchsafed, it was ’ not unnaturally Mr. Stanley Dawson_____ Si _m Tucker (formerly Lance- ed with sweets, bung and oranges. A short 1 the plough i assumed that an attack upon a German sub­ Corporal in thethi Eastbouriie College Cadets) has been E. Infield (Hon. secretary of the Lifeboat Committee) 0NDAY, March 29th, and during the Week. The "TABBOX” the obj 1 3ts and advantages of the Co-operative and the Chief Officer of the Coastguard, vfho secured the work of marine had taken place. Then comes the »1-ipoipted to be Seoond Lieutenant in the 6th Battalion mo 'emeij was giv sm by the Chairman. om one end Twice Nightly at 1 am i 9. •< . oi the | N orthumberland F? temporary quarters for them at the Albion and Albe­ P. T. ISELBIT presents a Futurist Fantasy, “ Very Admiralty report, mentioning neither time IffSPI 'OR rUGWELL’S SON KILLED. L4 marle Hotels, after they had partaken of refreshment iucated won Mixed Bathing,” aMerry Magical Mix-Up, manufactured DUSTLESS MOP. nor neighbourhood, but lending palpable Uth Royal Sussex , lent Second Lieutenant UR nspectoi . „. at the Leaf Hall. Next day the men, who were grateful .also discovered i by P. IT. Belbit, introducing the Inyisiuft, a New colour to the surmise that the important event O. P, Penruddocke, eldest m of J. Powys Penruddocke, Tugwell, who reside m Broomfield-road, have for the consideration shown them, left Eastboumo for ji^e; scope for Invention for Transporting living People Through itself supplies the solution to the mysterious of Winchester House, to ' Lieutenant. Ante-dated to their various homes. January 1st . WarOffi :e message notifyingthe death of their it than! pursuing GEORGE LENN§Xjtight Comedian. ? happenings off our town. lel Jame > Tugwell, a first-class air mechanic lust be thousands Hippodrome Bioscope. No Oil to Buy., jtaiit W. A. Spairow (Eastbourne Borough to the I oval Flying Corps. The sad event Accountant) has been gazetted Adjutant of the Home m the ba tile-field on 12th, and was due RIMES’ (r Corps through- ELVYN and CHIP, an Odd Mixture of Indies, Portn N o Oil to Soil, | March PIRATES OFF THE LIGHTSHIP, whole energies lance and' Placid Urbanity. A Motor L ifeboat. Counties’ Divisional Engineers vioe Captain Norman W. idental c (plosion of a bomb. The deceased, -i*»— ited up ELSIE LOUBET. assisted by Billy Chapman > t the No Oil to Smear. W e hear that the question of providing the Benton. ’T - have i ome of age next month, enlisted at , Piano, in a novel Pot-Pottrrl Act. Some Piano Playing— igh aftei the outbreak of the war. Previously WHITBY STEAMER TORPEDOED. i t i I Eastbourne lifeboat station with a motor The will of the late Miss Rnth Hall, Seaside, East­ ' d bourne, has been proved at? £4,SOL emplt yed as a motor mechanic at Boume- f, sobered, The Act which defies imitation? KIARO, the Great S urfaces Dr y P oi HKD craft, to ensure the more speedy reaching of fs ;r to lend a hand English i Equilibrist. vessels in distress, is to be specially considered The late Rev. W. Tu Turpin, Eastbourne, left The (crew of 26 men of the steamer “ Concord,” of SEASON SHOW ADA WRIGHT, Character Comedienne. ^ w it h E v e r y D usting. at a meeting of the local committee on Tues­ insettled estate amounting! to $2,314. (OUKDED C ONBTABLE’S RETURN. — Prvt. Whitby, were landed at Dover on Alonday evening, sn more remark- Important Engagement of the 4 MEXICAN WONDERS ipejin, ol the 2nd Rifle Brigade (a member of their vessel having been torpedoed by a German sub­ > French Gtove in a Realistic Exhibition of Lariat and Stock Whips. day next. Much has been heard in the town Mr. ^Basil Robinson, soqjif Mr. C. Wyndham Robin- ume po ice force), who has been in hospital marine in the vicinity of the Royal Sovereign lightship. OF le servic N ote the-P rices: Reserved Boxes. U s. Sd. and 10s. fid. lately of the unsuitability of the existing r in con sequence of- a severe shrapnel wound - Is. 80. (reserved. 2a.); Pit TRIANGULAR SHAPE-GETS lvto CORNERS. Apparently the “ Concord” if as struck near the mses, motors i ______romenade. Is. (early doors, I boats, so far,- at any rate, as regards their n d 't| left ea r, is now sufficiently convalescent to engine-room, and at once commenced to settle down. Women. In i wrveu, Is. fid.): Pit, 6d. (early doors, 9d.); Upper PRICE : § /■ COMPLETE with Handle. deficiency of pace; and the fact that on recent m tc itboui oe. Prvt. Capelin has temporarily A patrol boat rescued her crew. When they left the den cteirks1 Circle, fid. (early doors, id.). Telephone No. 838. - I - i I occasions the boat launched has always been reoeived his second staj- in the same regiment. The ifhet rntrol of pome of his facial nerves, but is other- steamer it had not completely sunk, but reports show .ttot has been to the frontias a private, and was in the visp?iin gbod trim. N a v y B lu e s •, they are noy towed by one of the beach motor boats mdhes at La, Bassee and at Ypres. that it disappeared later. - r men to fight amounts practically to an official admission [f EC] D a| ice th is E vening. —- Miss Built at Sunderland in 1902, the ‘‘Concord ” is a steel that, left to its own resources, the lifebqat is A eulxfcription list has recently been opened id East atcliffe announces a [dance for this evening screw steamer of 2,861 tons gross, and is owned by lonstrated W.8. SQUIRE & CO. boi Lady ' ‘wne’s “ Officers’ Families y does nc CHORAL UNION. not fully equal to the duty expected of it. At it flip Saffrons R ootns. Prices of tickets and other Messrs. T. Smailes & Sons, pfi Whitby. Fun; | The following_ di .tions have already been i a?re givi in in an advertisement. W it General & Furnishing Ironmongers, the same time, the matter of superseding the received : Her Grace the chess of Devortshire, £10; le-bodie BACH’S ST. MATTHEW PASSION ” AT present arrangement, quite apart from the Hr. A. R. Harding, £10 ’ 5s. -from Sir H. Benbow, & to: [Car Insurance Rates are now IMPUDENT SINKING i OF A DUTCH the call, ST. SAVIOUR’S. element of funds, is not the simple one some Mr. E. Hall, Mr R. Lod and -Miss Swift; £5 from Ittoed an 1 the benefits considerably extended, m e s as m any 2 2 , T E R M I N U S ROAD. persons seem to think iti to be. Facilities MissjGardiner, Mr. S. Hi m, Col. Mein, Mr. J. L, lewing e: isting policies, owners of cars shquld STEAMER. found adequate for the proper housing and Patttton and Mr. W. Williams; £3. 3s. from Lady IOI ilt tr. H. T. Thorpe, agent to the leading com- "" fellow- The 'Eastbourne Choral Society gave an impressive Benbow and Mr. O. A. Park; £2. 2s. from Mr. ana MI (cluding Lloyds). — Address : Lloyds Bank lem. W e and highly creditable exposition of Bach’s superb | expeditious launching of rowing and sailing Mrs.!Bowen, Mr. R. Bur^e, Mr. F. Fosdick, Major p bei Termipus - road, Eastbourne. ANOTHER BEAOHY HEAD INCIDENT. form i “ Passion ” music at St. Saviour’s Chtlrch on Thuraday lifeboats do not necessarily meet the require- rebb, CoL Knocker, Mrs. [Lorrain and Mr. and Mrs. No. I dvt. evening, and again last evening. As an example of the I ments of a motor boat of modern design and i ' re 3wifi; £2 from Admiral Ofeyeland, Lady Dent, Mr. J. E [vbJrEs'shire [Park Theatre.—The Easter Manufactured of ENGLISH COATINGS highest form of sacred composition, Bach’s “ Passion” \ capacity, and before any final decision can be a mat (St. Matthew) is of almost unique technical quality, Edmond, Mrs. Hingston, Mrs. Johnstone, Sir J. and wee attracibtion at Devonshire Park Theatre will be a The Secretary of the Admiralty yesterday issued the erefore.i that and its production in the week of the Church’s calendar EASTER FOOTWEAR come to the question, to, whose importance Lady Ottley, Misses Soott and Dr. and Mrs. Travers- ietu it of Mr. ( following announdeinent:— , 1 ndl and. some fo devoted to the contemplation of the Redeemer’s vicari­ the committee are no doubt fully alive, needs 3mith; £1. Is. from Mr. jA. ,E. Aytoun, Mr. 0. A. CXCf lent light opr At 10 aim. yesterday (Thursday) the Dutch steamer and BEST GABARDINE CLOTHS. or home eervic ous .sufferings gives . it na'- special significance and I to be considered in all its bearings. Benecke, Mrs. Caraiithers, I Mia. DurelL CoL Godwin, rill lay •be of l\] Ion . “ Medea,” flying the Dutch flag, with a Dutch crew, ;he Hon. Mrs. R. Gwynnd, Mra Hardy, Mr. A. L. liavi and with the name “ ‘Medea,’ Amsterdam j’ printed in to take interest. . ? i .... Before buying new footwear for Easter f.| ------'P . Josephs, -Mrs. Tom Lloyd, Mrs. Marsland, Mrs. allotted to experienced and ;ble market, Having previously appeared with success m~this irti large letters on her side, was stopped by the sub­ it Will well repay you to call and gee ’ . Troops in Eastbourne. Hassey, Mr. D. Norton, Mr. Leonard Reid and Mr. J. marine “ U28” Off Beachy Head. The [vessel was EVERY GARMENT i ad me important work, the Choral Union were naturally quite :CTI on harles amb at home in the production on this occasion, and the our stock. We always:hold a choice 3. Stenning j £1 from Mr. M. H. Beattie, Mil ,E C L .—A lecture on ordered to send a boat with the ship’s papers to the range of Footwear for Ladies, Gentle­ A n interesting piece of news Ayett, iMrs. Karslake, (he Dowager Countess of [Lamb, a : [entleman of chivalry,” was delivered rendering throughout was marked by all desirable Eastbourne and the troops is communica submarine. ’ . . . . MADE SPECIALLY it ia not smoothness, as well as devotional feeling. The spacious men and Children, both for outdoor jeitrim, Mrs. Manifold, Mj-s.'Oxley, CoL Sparks, Mrs. i t t> ihuical I astitute on Wednesday evening by Thepcrew of the “ Medea” were ordered into the nation ia and home wear. The new seasons this morning. Contrary to expectation, tbe ilprot and Mrs. Studdert f wal £5. 12s. 6d, in sums Udi J. C. W] fight, deputy; chairman of the Public boat and the ship was sunk by gunfire. The return IN SEVEN SIZES. church was hot quite full on Thursday night ) there, inder £1. Any contributions will be | . jibi ‘ jmmitt e. Councillor S. Russell occupied ighty con- nevertheless, was a large congregation, who followed styles are distinctive but quite jrefined term of billeting is by no means approaching be gratefully received of the ship’s papers were asked for, but refused. The the somewhat lengthy performance with keen intent- a termination. True in the course of a few and acknowledged by I Benbow, Osborne House, 1 he d made a few appropriate remarks in intra­ crew were brought to Dover by the British destroyer id every- and all are of reliable quality at most i ind forwarded Dy her to lowne House. ituoi r thi lecturer Alderman Wright explained that ______Mr._ Jas. R. _ _ Dear, .. Mus. Bac., trainer and con­ moderate prices. days the regiments constituting the 65th “ Teviot,” ______PRICES FROM ductor of the Choral Union, had evidently spared no The following, all oonm lie ! the sub title of his lecture not from deeds of - . ■ ’ , ' -. ' ’ ,\ t ‘ - i' - - Brigade will be taking their departure; while with St. John’s parish, 1 re: irformed on the battlefield, but from acts of liberty of pains to ensure the efficiency of the chorus, the singing those of the 66th Brigade have already left the loads, have gone out France: Oapt. G. K. at less being consistently good and producing a wholly satis­ W e are SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for lolineux, 2nd Northuml 101 d singu ar devotion to'duty which cbaracter- My s t e r io u s e x p l o s io n s. town. But householders upon whom the men ■rtind Fusiliera; Corpl. ised 'hai ies Lamb 3 life. The lecture was illustrated 35/6, 42/- tp £4. 4s. »r of the factory impression. Conducting? with characteristic erald S. Hirst, London ittish: Lieut. M. W. B. - \ — **— •. of the 66th Brigade were billeted are invited . R.A.M.O.; Oapt. •fit! riumbi r of lantern slides. n ot less energy and judgment, Mb'. Dear had the choral body *K* BOOTS and . to accommodate the service recruits of the B. B. Trenchard, R.G. LIFEBOAT LAUNCHED. I . ; !• ■ I! .. . >ur, w ith under entire control, and secured implicit attention to •tiflery; 2nd Lieut. EdwardIward (Jattley.Cattley, 2nd:Lieut. IRK ihton Jueen’b ” Tug Sunk. — The Over 70 to select from. the essentials of attaok, unity and expression. The R.A.M.C., now quartered at the Summerdown aa. A-,N- Fox ; 2nd-Lieht,, Maloomb D. Gib, all of Gi Oel itrel Rai way Company’s tug, No. 7, sank in working hutment camp. Upwards of 3,000 have to be On Tuesday evening, at about 9.30, a succession of icquences of strife beautiful chorales were rendered with dignity and “ BECTIVE” FOOTWEAR. 14th N- Staffords; ChasiLevett, AS. Motor Corps; the Dock, i Irimsby, on Thursday night, while taste. prpvided for. and, as will be seen from an pt. J. V. R. Jackson, 2nd Buffs; 2nd-Lieut. H. H. A well-k lown pleasure steamer, “ Brighton reports and a green flare pointed to the possible [exertions. Slack- Amongst the soloists was once more that gifted and , , . ! . " T ' T: official announcement in another column, :ley, 19th Hussars. AlsotBrig.-Gen. O. Trotman, 3rd engineer and a boy, who were in the ’ ‘ of another vessel The lifeboat crew were sney in I the work- iperienced basso, Mr. George Parker, vicar ohoral of Repairs a Speciality. ’P hone 764, householders unable or unwilling to receive (nine Brigade, has gone.to the Dardai '" were Irowned. 4 summoned in the customary way, and Coxswain Tim 38 to the Empire Westminster Abbey. He sustained the chief burden of tjor- C. E. Blandford, R.G.A, .is at the Persian Erridge and bis men were? soon afloat in the “ James men in substitution for y>ose formerly billeted Gruci hxion ” at St. Saviour’s,t7?- COSTUMES in Best Covert Coatings its of the enemy, oolo duty with marked power and facility, bringing out 4 Stevens,” which was takeii” in tow by the knotor boat the spirit of the music with masterly and eloquent upon them are required to notify Major Teale •on (St liner) will be sung, as usual, on Good “ Star of Peace.” The “ Estella” motor -boat was also ‘■on is essential to (the Billeting Officer), at the Town Hall, not Gun.-Lieut. Y. Hirst, iThbitason H.M.S.“ Hermes” ining at i ight o’clock at St. Saviour’s Church, and Gabardine Cloths of Khaki • effect. Miss Etty Ferguson, of Jthe Royal College of yhen? she was torpedoed, [is now on H.M.S. !‘Cor­ launched and followed in the wake of the other craft- ly prolonged war, Music, who todk the contralto part with fine, effect, had later than to-morrow. The OhiBf Constable ion has I leen kept-up at this church without It was a dark night hut .large numbers of people " jvraostay delia ■; GebffreyTrumbleisinowonH.M.S.“ Nymphe”; since th s work was written, and it is more Colorings, also appeared in the work twelve months ago. aingini will also be glad to hear from any who may . S. iRusseU is on H.M.S; f’ Queen Elizabeth ” at the assembled on the seafront andjwatched the small lights immunity. generally with’ confidence and spirit, she imparted deei be prepared to accept more men than they y intere sting this year, for the author, Dr. that denoted the position and marked the progress of rdanelles: CharlesSheppardonH.M.S.“ Amethyst”; f ipai ijow-i impson, has occupied the pulpit at St. - y ' W in g to her rendering of “ Haveimerqy,tord; ?h® were lately accommodating. If jit be a fact 1 Jpseph Maskell; AB. hn H.M.S. “ Lizard.” The the boats. The objective was about seven miles at sea violin solo-obligato, associated withVhw num ber^s flavikir’s all the Sundays through Lent. in a south-westerly direction, arid [the sea being com­ 2 to 3^ Guineas. (illy performed by Mr. William J. that, the Summerdown Camp is to be Con­ •lends of Charles Sheppard, of the “ Amethyst,” will paratively smooth the boats advanced at a good? pace. most skilfully pe-fomied bv Mr. William J. Read. verted into a centre for convalescent soldiers, j noticed with delight (hat his name is not in the i r Five Needlework Panels.—At .Tl Miss Mary- Sykes was highly successful in the soprano : of casualties. S auctioi at Broadlands, Prideaux-rood, on When the lifeboat had gone about two-and-a-half miles aling -at oultured and well-trained v — the proposal mufit be regarded as a practical (condi cted by Air. Sidney Sanderson the crew’ were hailed by a torpedo-boat destroyer, which considerable compass and purity. The task of i tribute to the constructional excellence and i Rev; 0. H. Basil W« , own missionary ” to Co.), live old English needlework panels pulled up to elicit the boatmen’s quest. The warship based on thel ing the tenor recitatives was assigned to Mr. J adaptability of the hutment. Certainly no bn’s, Meads), is stai top be unwell and obliged to landscape subjects made the sum of £90. then took a course out to sea, folloiwed ly the lifeboat, ,t 95 per cent, o f more pleasant or salubrious a l o c a l e for eturn home under the dool ’« orders. which got well out into the Channel. There was no Guv, a member of S t Saviour’s cnoir, and cons were: A Queen.Anne tallboy sign of any vessel in distress and no further signals LADIES’ RAINCOATS. have fiaid of the ■ * -1 -----nature of the responmbih . De a th in an E pil e pt ic Frr.r-An inquest "convalescents could be well choseD, and with t. L. M. B. Salmon, Eastbourne, who has been a Heptiewhite mahogany bookcase, £9;, a pi ; I ies—are drawn i a voice of excellent natural quality, was held at the Leaf Hall on Saturday’ respecting were observed. Accordingly the return journey was the mild, sunny season of spring [at hand, the usly wounded, is still, we regret to hear, Chippi ndale chairs, £10; old Crown Derby commenced. Shortly afterwards the destroyer re- f^mt^°lumseirextremely well. Dr. M. P- Conway the death of Mrs. Emma Annie Thurston, aged 62, S i . one which should huts ought to prove dry and not uncom­ Idy ill at Boulogne. ce. 1 Os.; a Chippendale mahogany bureau passed, and in response to inquiries an officer said it FuU stock of Newest Spring Colorings, ng. True, the vrasat the organ, and, as usual, gave a. refined and a widow of independent means, who had expired .0; a pi ir of Louis XV. style marqueterie b “Ui^nt inter^tetion of the elaborate .rmtrumentaJ on the previous afternoon while in an epileptic fortable. | ^ erman 0. F. (chairman) and Mr. A E. £8; tv o Sheffield salvers, £7. 12s. 6d.; was a fact there had beep an explosion, but no other ncerned, was not fit, at 57, Seaside-road. — Mrs. Ethel:- Thurston, tennis (secretar nented the Eastbourne information was vouchsafed. The Eastbourne boats with and without Belts, accompaniment, thus greatly contributing to the Advertising Assooial_._ wi le coolers, £12. ■ 's. i. : mceivable that. daughter-in-law, said the deceased was' subject to H oliday IE80RT8 AND THE AILWAY8. the . Conference of the reached the Fishing Station shortly before one o’clock. Labour Govern- generalsucoess of the performance. fits, and sometimes theee had been brought;1 on by Federation of British Hi and Holiday Resorts in T There were a considerable number of persons still on Collections wereiK n te h a lf Ptthe Organ Fund To whatnuou extent holiday res irts will be bn up ie quarrel drinking whiskey. — Mrs, Ann Star, landlady of London on Thursday. the beach, evidently anxious to leam wnat had trans­ ot the church. the house, deposed that deceased had a fit on Friday, adversely affected by the withdr. ,wal of cheap . lrt of Marketing.—“ Have you a pired and to give the lifeboatmen a friendly greeting. leal party The institution of the H. von E Soott as vicar icui iber ? ” at ked an old ljdy in a market garden, 21/- to 42/- but this was not the result of alcohol. Deceased must railway tickqte it is difficult to foi Places pf Christ Church, in succ_ l to the Rev. Canon Allen, Thanks sire due to Mr. Lovely; Seaside-road, for to office a t have fallen from a chair on to the ground, witness find­ which expressly cater for the tripper element he e is one,’ replied the gardener; “ that will be W est L ondon . F lat s now been fixed for Thu lay, April 22nd, at 8 pm. .’ “ Too much. Have you one for about kindly sending several motof Cars?tq the lifeboat station ing her lying on her face.- Witness did ncit think must, at aiiy rate, experience “•» draught” ; ‘ ig to the illness of thi Bishop of Chichi to convey the “ Gaimtorr’s” crew to their stopping from a visit to Eastbourne, Mr.Jo^ deceased could breathe.—Dr. M. V. McKechnie gave . leater, the i’ J* The gardener showed her a small one which Burlington-street, Westminster, ;ht a gun, making but there are hopes that select resorts such? as o p of Lewes will i bat ne is unable to come “ You can have this one for tuppence,” he places •,£[■— [ lener. Later the result of a post mortem examination. He said Ki the date originally Mr. F. R. Cottereil, a resident, had related to a there was an odour of alcohol from the stomach. Eastbourne may not suffer materially. The namely, April 21st. ;h t; here’s the tuppence; but aon’t.cut it great majority of our Easter visitors extend for it in a fortnight! ” Sussex. Daily News representative his Experience on the was given at the Westminster O oroaera^ u rt on Witness thought deceased died from heart failure during Tuesday night' just irior to the the life- an epileptic fit—The jury returned a verdict of “ Death their sojourn over several days, and are of a 18 tiiverpot 1 publicans have offered to ng on the WedMsdayttethe bad ™wome* exercised A t tistic W reaths, [Crosses, Hearts, At about 9.2ft, he stated, h onday. rather quiet in his manner. , This was unusual, as from natural causes. ’ gSiapjets, a^rays^Wedding Bouquets, Aa, 6a, 7s. Si ndAy eve ring opening by an hour and a half, iolywelL The m and r North a il Last Tuesday week he ty fare, CH — - - i c in los. fid., . ipon a time a man invented glasses arid the sea smooth, was quite »book! was always such good oompany. D*®* .The Suez Canal’s gross recipts for the return ticket from sizes, 21s. to 63e.-ij. the sound went a way to Eastbourne, bu 4910,000 Hastings,. 10, Pevcnsey-r 1b, Compton-street. ijwhiih people could see their own faults, free from noise. Then from the London is, we understand, hut Is. 4

y ■ 8 EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY M.Y3CH 137, 1915. te Pi S U S S E X ; j I Mr. Nicholson said that the excursion was n o t ’very well attended and arrangements h a d had S'lltelj'AL a I D SOCIETY. A FIRM OF BREWERS FINED. DISPATCH RIDER SUMMONED- to be made beforehand for catering, &o. But 4,-a AECEEOLOGHCAL SOCIETY. the loss on this occasion was balanced by profits at other similar gatherings. They had to take A P R ( G R SS^IYE INSTITUTION, THE FACTORY ACT INFRINGED. the lean years with the fait ones, and last year L Sequel to a Motor Cycle Accident. -gSf To ensure occur happened to be a lean year. ’ Names and. Core... ANNUAL MEETING. The np.ot.ion w as carried. it] jo u : i n : i *ANCfi MEETING. At Lewes Petty Sessions on Tuesday, before Mr. F. SERIOUS INJURY TO A CIVILIAN. the Publishing Offlo. The appointment of the following officers 1- B. Whitfeld (in the chair) and other Magistrates, cases the Libraries or PriiL nominated by the Council was confirmed': Presi- £32:8:0 DOWN were heard in whioh Messrs. Harvey & Son, brewers, of - Is made for insertion J Duke of Norfolk, K.M., K.G.; hon.. i •- 7 ' H ie uu jlial 1 looting - if the Eastbourne Branch At Bexhill Police Court on Fnday, Robert Melford The Minual meeting of the Sussex Arohseo- And 12 Monthly Payments of £7.10s. Od. secure* Bridge Wharf Brewery; Lewes, were summoneid for *S* This list is not Mr. W. E. Nicholson: bon. treasurer, of the St fgioa . Aid S joiety took place in the Downs, a 2nd-heutenant in the 25th London Regiment Residents, logical Society was held at the Town Hall, Lewee, Major for) you the Universal contravening the Factory-Acts by employing Lancelot blineux; hoo. editor, Mr.- L. F. Salzmann, Mayor’s la rio ir, Town Hall, on Thursday after­ Frencjh, a young person, on Saturday, February 6th, (Cyclists), was summoned; for driving a motor cycle in a on Wednesday. Alderman C. Thomas-Stanford, j F.S.A. and hon. curator and librarian, the Rev. noon, ■ vhi l a ’ ery -sati (factory report of the past furious manner and causing bodily-harm to Georg* M.P. (vice-chairman of the Council), presided ini ! Dunea Bartoe. s r !" Ford Delivery Van. after |2 p.m.; by employing another, young j person, ___ i L ROYAI year’s woik wis subnitted. The Rev. Cawon Walter Shoesmith, after 2 p.m. on Saturday, February Fredk. Oram, at Sidley oh the 21at ult. Beukulkt.—r'apt arm th e absence of Mr. W. C. Eenahaw. K.C. (chair- I G. Alexander, the Rev. W. Budgen, Mr. If preferred, £120 Cash will purchase it outright,' MOORE OF BRIGHTON (1910) DTD., Allen pn side , and tier© were also present the 6th; and also by employing Lancelot French; after 6 Mr. F.'Lawson Lewis prosecuted and defendant was and MIrs. Davies. Missl man), who was not well enough to attend, and j fi^im iiohman, Mr. W. V. Crake, Mr. A. F. efficiently equipped. All prices at Works, Man­ represented by Mi-. F. W| Morgan. Channkl Vikw. - fc ,. ■ Griffith^ Mr. J. Godwin King, Mr. W. A. Raper Rev. B. S lisbi iy Woo: ward, the Rev. H. von E, p.m. bn February 11th. i j-Goodban, f. ‘ Who telegraphed an apology for absence. Among chester. Ford and all other Pleasure Oars and 68, | PRESTON STREET, BRIGHTON, Alfred1 Pocoek, a labourer, of 4, Arncliffe-terrace, and Alderman C. TRomas-Stanfoid, M.P., the Soott, th i R v. ‘David Barron, Mr. Sydney In -reply to a question from the Magistrates’- Clerk KBNBy; t apt M. E. A. i thoso also presient were Mrs. Aubrey Hillman, Lorries can be had on the same convenient terms. io ore the largest English) Buyers. o.D.o. Budsoi,’] !r. H W; Foe argue, Councillor B. Brad­ Sidley,, stated that on the day in question he was walk- members of the Council retiring by rotation, (Mr. F. Lawson Lewis), Mr. C.,. E. Whitelaw, ijinspector ! lDUmg ftlfincr along tnothe mommain rrm/lroad -»»vin fVtu the rliMn/vUinndirection of f OAJi:Sidley_ in Mrs J. C. Lucas, Mrs. Fawsaett, Miss Harvey weie re-elected. ford, ( Ou cillo: S. N. iox, Mr. J. Steinle, Coun­ of factories, who appeared for the prosecii cillor A. i. Oj lapriian, Mr. S. C. Simmons, Mr. . the prosecution-, said the , company with Oram. They were on the left side of th* Smith, Miss Smythe (Lewes), Mrs. Skyrine Th e S umm er M eetin g . summonsesornp were taken out against Messrs.Meaaja HHarveymvi and road. A motor car overtook them and immediately Bexhill), Miss Cooper (Ouckfield), Miss M. Ruasell tnd Mr. Twssider (representing the Son as the ostensible occupiers of the factoiy, as was afterwards witness saw a motor cyclist coming towards Porter, Miss Kibbler (Kingmer), Mies Julia, Dyke The Council recommended that a summer meet­ and ideas of progress, and not simply from the point of was no-|'furthir scoring, and it wAs arranged that the parent S< riety , Mr. 1 'red-eric M. Emary (local , . MARINI ing be not held this' year. 4 provided for by the Factory Act, whereby the ostensible . them at a speed which witness estimated at 40 miles an (Baroombe), the Rev. W. Hudson, F.S.A. (Lon­ view of their own interest in that which was old teams should meet— , again----- this • ,T,Tic(ay)afternoon. (Frii hon. suer tary) Mr. J. J. Saunders and others! AArmnini.occupier ANor thefno firm,nNm Anminirmr.occupying or/-vw aemploying»ww1atti*v// iKnthe young Tmnnra , . . , • . Boevr i; ie TTiusE.-ilr. ] Mr. Oke remarked that they found that meet- Apolof res for i navoida ble absence were received hour. Orain was'struck bn the right leg by the motor don), the Rev. F. G. Walker (Brighton), the Rev. Mr. Rat said his idea was the drawing up of a list of “ 0 ” Battery. 99th Brigade:___ Fraher, goal: . persons were liable. [• 1 [ oycle and was knocked down. Mi-s Cropland Dunoan Pearce (Lewes), the Rev. E. B. Hill igs of this kind were being fairly well attended. members willing to correspond on any particular branch and Boaule, backs; Butler, Bennetinnett and Wilkinson; half- from Mi.; _C.. A. Le itham, Alderman C. F. P arks [o.vk UApt, and They wqre/fill concerned with the present war, backs; Mitchell, Toffleld, Goddiddard, Casey and Wicks, Simmt its arid Dr. A. A. Martin (hon. surgeon), Rotated Barker (barrister), who defended, said In reply to MrT Lawson Lewis, witness said Oram WamcltiousK.—or -.nd d ur lese the Society helped them very mistake had been made. With regard to the other two 2. —Mr.'acd Mrs; Boss, I1 Mr. Oke said of course he did not intend that often th< iy oc rid not go on with their work. eases(.he would enter a plea of guilty. Nintield-road, one of them being in the centre of th* 5. —Capit. and Mrs. L)emjj Bacon Phillips (Crowhuret) and Mr. • H. W. the meeting should take the form of a picnic. soldiers went to camp many of Lewes people road and scarcely allowing witness' sufficient room to Mi-*6s \Veek-!(3j ; Charringtcm (Brighton). I | - J E R M M m. AFRICA. They 're< pent y went [o him—men and women— Mr. Whitelaw applied for permission for |*he first They wanted to get rid of that idea altogether' would be going into the country and buying who, t! iey caul i got a certain appliance, pass. Witness was on tys proper side, and when h* 6. —Mr.! and Mfs. Sfflsrf The Council piesented the following report:— and get back to the old practice of holding meet­ information to be withdrawn, saying there had been passed the cars he was trivelling not more than 12 to 15 Mlsrfe Hastings (2. farms for themselves, but the Lewes people would would m be t ble to wjwk. He would be ungrate- some misunderstanding and, as a matter of j fact, the I —Aojbtant and Mrs. “ The Council is able to report that notwith­ ings which were of real arohteolofeical value, and tell a. different tale. Another soldier followed The [following -are interesting extracts from ful if he ° did not try to do everything for the boy w^s not at work that day, but was ilL miles an hour, having shut off his throttle. He did not standing the terrible war that is waging not merely pleasant pianics. see Oraiji and Pocock until he was alongside the second Mrs. [Evans. Mr. and 1 with the remark that 24s. (his rough estimate of recent letters written by Corporal Leonard Waters, Society, beca iso a rreat many people who The Bench consented tp this case being withdrawn. E—M, a- and Master I'rev praotically over the whole of Europe^ the The Chairman said the matter was entirely in Forest Row, who is now) serving with the reoeiv>d bene its fror i it came from his own car. They were crossing the road, and upon witness's Compton, t. . Cap!. Ild -numerioal strength of the Society has not been the weekly billeting pay) was more than his Mi. Whitelaw stated that the proceedings wen> taken machine coming upon (hern they separated. Oram Harris. Lieut Rickwe ■B.-r i the hands of the members; the Council put forr “missus” had to keep house on, and his view British Foroea against the ermana in Southr parish. le d d not tl link many people in Eaet- severely depleted, though it cannot foretell what ward the recommendation as a basis for discus­ bourns vho were i. l a position to provide under Section 26 of the Factories and Workshops Act, hesitated and was uncertain which way to go, and 10.—('apt. B. and Mrs. ( the oonsequences may be in this respect during was that it would be fairer .to give 14s. to the West , fries :— 1901, which allowed boys to work from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. , unfortunately witness’s machine struck liim. Witness and Mrs Par-ona. Ma sion. A meeting on the lines suggested might householders and the remainder to the soldiers. applianteiB fa themsx Ives came to the society, 1L—Mr. and Mrs. TurnH the ensuing year. be held at some convenient place easy of aecesp. Walfisch Bay, South-West Africa, and hje tpoug et the o unmittee would agree that 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., the hours on Satur­ remembered no more until he found himself sitting in a His oomrades. said, “ Hoax, hear,” very heartily February 14th and 22nd. day being from 6 a.m, to 2 p.m., 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.'or 8 chair in a cottage. Miss -Potter aud friend] r The number of members for the past, two years to members. to this, but again the local residents would it was abused by tie people (hear, hear). He ti.—Mr, and Mife. tirahan are as follows: ^ Opinion seemed to favour the holding of A I not think I have written you since the noticed' lat t ie pare it Sooiety last year issued a.m. to 4 p.m. * . F ! ReplyingtoMr. Morgan, witness said it wasabsolutely PaiNcHfc-s Mansion. — r demur very considerably before acquiescing in absurd for anyone to sa / he was going at 40 miles an j Ordinary. life. Hon. Total, meeting late in the summer, and the question suoh a .division of the money. Taken altogether oapturl of De Wet. After that occurred we left more tl l 41, WO diffe :ent appliances for people, Lancelot Charles Frank French, asked by M)r. White- Walhbr. Sir Dennis ai i lit January, MU.833 ... 75 ... 5 ..l 913 of date and venue was left to the Council. the Krf berley district for Cape Town and were and tley n E stboum s gave out 293. There were law to state his age, replied “ 17.” . ■ hour. It was equally ab surd to say he was travelling at 48.—Vie aud Mrs. Shear: „ | 1915...... 823 ... 74 ... 5 ... 907 the presence of the troops in Lewes during the enoa—L on Groat Sohnur grounds, .which you a terrific pace. MiisWatney Three new members were elected. dull winter months has been a very good thing many]people who would not help a case where Mr- Rowand Harker; We cannot have that. His St—Mrs. Callenfler, t _ SV “ The annual general meeting was. held on the may -member was the home of C. J. Rhodes. a patjent wai .ted tee h. He knew the reason In the course of further evidence, witness,said he had On the proposition of Mr. Oke, a hearty vote for the town in nearly every way, and the excel­ age is the one thing concerning himself that, he cannot 53.—Mr-, witmer. Miss] Maroh,! when, among other-things, it wash The_____ hbillse itself is in the old Dutch style, with thej thought persons began to collect fpve evidence about. - [■ ![[. . ■ 12 years’ experience ns motor cyclist, and had never Ar of thanks was aooordedl the officers, a special lent behaviour of the men reflects great credit previously been involve^ in an acoident. Since th* Sidney Hou6B.-Mr-. attorned that the Council were of opinion that on them and is being generally commented on the gables running right up by the roof and no letters; l tit d: d not Apish, although he did not Proceeding to question the lad, Mr. Wjlitelaw Goscoigne Miss «aso_ w e increasing work of oaietaker was too arduous tribute being paid to the work of, Mr. Nicholson barges. The verandahs have large columns think this w: s the case with persons in East- commencement of the war he had travelled from 6,000 Mr. dainton. Madami'l as hon. secretary. in terms of praise. While..they have settled ascertained that he lived in Mailing-street, Lbrtes, and to 8,000 milos on his motor cycle. far Mrs. Morgan, who had been with the Society dowfn well to their work, their eooial comfort has carrying -the beams. The plaster work is all born ms ' «rhq wanted teeth. He thought the was employed in the bottling stores at Messrs. Harvey Mrs. Moriaon. Mis-pt since 1875, and it . had decided to grant her the A vote of thanks to the Chairman closed the white, also the columns, and' the design is one Society if as loing a Christ-like work; it was Cross-examined: Befo -e closing his throttle he was Heoljr. Miss Pomer meeting. been admirably catered for. Ladies at the. Town and) Son’s brewery. On Thursday, February llth, he travelling 20 to 25 miles An hour. Weeks (2). Plofersor ] ■upe of her rooms as heretofore and a pension of Hall recreation room have done excellent service that made Herbert Baker th^ famous architect literally naki ig the b ind see and the lame walk. commenced work at 6.45 a.m., and had an hour for 6d. per week. The Council had also engaged AFTERNOON SESSION. he is to-day. The grounds are the most beauti­ In, East hour: le they had given 67 pairs of Fredk. Wood, labourer, of Preston-road, Sidley, said -Bba Vraw.—Lieut. Ward, each evening, and other centres, including the dinner (1 to 2 p.m.). ,He worked from 2 to 8 p.m., and Gram apparently did no( notice the motor cycle until it Mrs. - Wall. Mrs. and a naval pe: loner...... And hia wife (Mr. and a d MiSi In the afternoon the members re-assem ble! Y.MiC.A., which will be following them to camp, ful I have ever seen, with long avenuee of very speati cl< s an-1 had aJ so provided the means by did not have any teav- Haines) as tretakers. It was agreed that Mrs. under the chairmanship of the Rev. W. H udson old oaks, all meeting overhead, that make me w.hict t le 1: me oou Id walk. They were very was upon him, and he then seemed bewildered. H* jigger. Mrs. AttUo. Morgan mi have provided for their recreation. In addition Cross-examined: Tea was not sent in to hipi by Mr. dodged first one way an 1 then the other, and was run Ware, Lieut. Cruickshs ;ht assist if she felt disposed. The for the reading of papers. boxing, football and oross-oountry running have think of Forest Row. We lieft Table Bay just grateful for t le work the Society had done and Parr) the manager of the brewery. Madame Van den Ba new arrang iment hah worked satisfactorily. before Christmas and made jan imposing entry they ho ipd i , would go on increasing—he was into by the motor cyclist. The defendant was not Mr. Jubber. M’ss Ad “‘In In -the afternoon Mr. P. M. Johnston, F.S.A., R o ha n Cem etery at H assocks. been under the management of the soldiers into this magnificent bay. We were the first This was all the evidence offered for the prdsecution. driving furiously, l5Ut wap going about 18 miles an hour. themselves. sure it voulf in epite of what the committee Royie. Mrs. and Misst gave an interesting paper cm the discovery of the Mr. J. E Couchman read the first paper o n the to land, seeirnd . p feir 'unde' present conditions. He Mr. Harker remarked that when he pleaded guilty Maud Margaret Haityock, of Preston-street, Sidley, Mrs. [Boulton. Mr. Uq ancient mural paintings at Hardham (Priory. Romano-British cemetery at Hassocks. He they kept did not belief© that people would let our own he quite understood' that the cases .were going to lie said Oram appeared to be feeling his pockets ahd Barker. Capt Skene. Mr. H. 8. Toms, of Brighton Museum, contributed expressed thanks to Colonel Campion for his ACCIDENT TO THE CHAPLAIN, f way. This sick 3 nd poor want be cause they had to put their properly proved. He felt inclined to 0§k leave to with­ looking downwards when the accident happened. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. I apex an some valley entrenchments in assistance in the matter. There must be, all classes before, but it ’ band: n ore - leeply ipto their pockets for other draw tne plea and plead npt guilty if that was the Defendant’s speed couldjnot be termed fast. Miss [Young. Mr. and 1 On Monday the Chaplain to the Division (the Chats worth Hotel.— of Ditohling, Patoham and POynings, said, nearly 300 urns and fragments of intellect Rev. D. Murray) had the misfortune to break his as it will no doubt be the porf for Rhodesia, the urgent tilings manner in which the case was geing to be presented. Two other witnesses wore called for the defence, on* made with whioh had been collected1 from time to time from Mr. Whitelaw remarked that henad proved His case. Mrs. and Mi-s CraneJ ■f plans and photographs, right arm by falling from his horse, but this did Western Transraal and Free State. We ge.t lovely Mr.urj- J. J. S SUNDER!, ...... «in seconding the motion, of them, Arthur Fredk. iniith, of Sidley-street, saying Thomp-ion. Miss 'i hon of the Earthworks Section of the Hassocks pits. Their value depended upor bathing and fishing. We haye turned the place The Magistrates’ Clerk: There is the one vital point, he examined the motor cycle shortly after the accident their being carefully collated. On the whole, t‘ not deter him from giving a lecture on Canada remau ke tha, he was at the first meeting of the Miss Usher. Mrs. Creag, Brighton i Hove Archaeological Club; and Mt|. in St. Anne’s Institute, one of the centres of into a depflt and have all in [readiness for a for branc h i yes rs ago, ind he had soaioely missed the lad’s age. - - and found the throttle and air levers closed. Mr. and Mr*. Matthcb •J. E. Ray . .tributed a carefully prepared artiol- popular theory in days gone by was that the eooial activity) of the soldiers, on Tuesday even­ ward movement. At first oiu ri*i section was in the Mr. Whitelaw said he had alleged the lad’s! ate, and The Bench committei defendant for trial at th* Miss Kemball. Mr. and on the tom! urns were natural produotions—puUulations rff a m eriijg sii ce. He did not know any socaety at Hurstmonoeux of Thomas' Lot­ ing. The men gave him a refusing reception advance guard, being the isenior of all the ‘hat rae doir g more good. having done that it became tbe duty of the defendants, Quarter Sessions, and admitted him to bail in his own Hull.! Mis. and Missis Dacre, ill ted by coats of arms and pe the earth like bulbous roots—and a confirmatic when he appeared!, as they were inclined to think Maxims and highly trained, biit now we are hung under the Factory Act, to disprove the allegation. If recognisances of £100. and Mrs. Shbray. Mr. u “ The.sr_ ter meeting was held in the of this theory was found in the asserted foot thit up until we pass the sand belt, which is about The report was adopted. that was not considered sufficient ho; could prbve the Berlram Miss Hendon that his accident)Would keep- bird away. The The R rv. I avid Bj rron, in proposing a vote Forbes. Mr. and Mrs.; ' wood- and est Dean district, when some they mostly made their appearance in the monti last lecture of the series next Tuesday evening 20 milce broad. This country is just a sandy age'in another way by producing the general factory Miss Steele . members 1 friends assembled At Chit j of May, and it was also deduced that as tb desert and exoepting at tea level it is all loose of th^nkk to Dr. Mar in for the skill and attep- register, which was pnma facie evidence Under the will be on “ Coal Mines,” and will seem some )ad pven to the Society’s work, and to Cavendish Hotkl—CoLl Station. The party drove from thence to pots could be good for no Christian use the-, thing like “home Jj to many of the aoldieii. sand, which at places is mountain high, and Factory Act - . ■ ■) • - j L SUICIDE OF A COWMAM. Mr. J. A. Taylor.- Mr. | Lgvant, where they proceeded on foot to must be produotions of the devil. The Romano these are called shifting safid dunes, for each fcjr under aking the duties since Dr. , The register was produced, showing that the lad was McKinzie Fairfax, Mr Trundle Hill, visiting on the way the earth wori British cemetery at Hassocks was about a quart wind moves them one way , another. On the 'ure, jaid the latter had been 16 last October. Major and Mrs. Evan a t Bexley Bushes, believed to be of medimv of a mile west of the Railway Station. His atteh HIST DRIVE. top of one of the ranges it. i just like the Alps inter ista of national service to At the Royal 0®k Hotel, Barcombe, on Thurs­ Howard. Mre. and _ foi a time the work he had been doing With regard to the ether ease, Walter Henry Shoe- Cronloy. Mrs. Merlii. I origin. Arrived at the Trundle Hill, Mr. tioh was first drawn to the district about 18 years The last of the series of whist drives arranged must be when snow-clad, Contours being smith, the lad concerned, said he lived,in Green-lane, day evening Mr. Q. Vere Benson held an inquest SC'\! Hadrian Allcroft gave a most interesting and ago, when he found in a rabbit scratch a pair for the soldiers at! St. Anne’s Parish Room took level with great crevasses evei there. My officer del r, which was entirely to his credit, Steinberg. Mr. Chap. ipea cer) hac some personal interest in Lewes, and was employed in the bottling! stores at- concerning the death of William Henry Miles, Mr. Lower. Mr. Drake exhaustive paper on this ancient earthwork, day spoons belonging to the Neolithic age place on Monday. evening, when 82 competed. and I walked to the topuof tl highest we could Messrs. Harvey '& Son’s brewery, fie was 1* years of Mrs. Tooke. Dr. and 1_ taining a history from the time when there somewhere about 4,000 years old. They w. Mr. W. G. Reynolds, who has been the general see, and the view wae splanl Sid- Even the vast jed. and1 consequently his feelings were who wae married reoemtiy and who was found red by the vork which the Society did age last June. On Saturday, February 6th; he com­ Barnes. Mr. J. Humphn a chapel upon it dedicated to S t Roche, a fame funeral furniture interned with the dead, who organiser of events for the soldiers at this ^©crea­ stillness with no sort- df. lit of any kind was menced work at 6.45 a.m., and went to breakfast at hanging in a barn on Curd’s Farm, where h« Lady Garriok. Madainl French saint, who died in 1380. 1 were not cremated in those days, but buried tion room, presided, and Mr. W. Hutton acted impressive—just sand, sand as far as the and :n the country. His first had been employed, on the previous Monday Davis. Miss Mackint 1 acqu: ini ance with i he institution took plaoe 8 o'clock, being away three-quarters of an hour. He “ West Dean Church, with its Saxon door, w a crouching attitude in an almost square hole. as M.C. The prises were wan as \ foil >ws:— eyeWJ U could IVWVU)reach. Wi*On our;w back wwvu vwto camp • r we•» — then worked on a round in the town of Lewes till 5 p.m. afternoon. Mr. S. B. Richards was ohosen fore­ next visited, and. this wgs described by the Rev. As far as he knew these were the only spearmens crossed huge stretches of flats with stones like many y< ara a ;o at Portsmouth, where he saw the juEENSBOROUGH Ladies: 1, Miss Prioe, 179; 2, Miss Chatfiell, 172; patlu tic ; spe< ta.de of a poor woman, who, but Mr. Rowan'd Harker: I hope you wBre paid overtime ! man of the jury, A. C. Lucey. The most striking feature in the of such spoons in England. Cremation must consolation prize, Mrs. Harvey, 143. Gentlemen: diamonds at intervals of, saw, 6 inches lying on (laughter)/ . . , , F I Mis- Henderson.' Mrs ■ church i f toe. seventeenth century tomb of the have been adopted at an early date, as ~it w as 1, Gunner B. Mosley, 175; 2, Gunner H. NeyiU, the surface. This is a diamemdiferoua country, for the k>cie y, waul 1 have been: unable to con­ William Walter Miles, father of the deceased, Mrs. Smith. Mien Smltl Lew knar family, who purchased the West Dean mentioned in the earliest laws of Rome. The and I understand these new Chum diamonds are tinue to Jake care of her mother with whom she Witness: -Yes, sir. _ said his son was 27 years of age and lived at Smith. - Mrs. Bishop. 172; consolation prize. Gunner H. A. Hatfield, Further examined, witness said He worked in the Lewws Land Cottages; Baroombe. Witness last F.R.8J ., and Mrs. Sti Estate from. Queen Elizabeth. Luncheon was custom after death was to bathe the corpse with 136. Extra prizes, presented by a lady, fox a indications Of the real things.: As the sand blowe lived) That fiade hir i think in. a new way about Rennie; Mr. and Mrs. partaken of in a large bam near the Selsey Arms, warm water and anointit withperimnes. It was I hiddenmrmber'were- T won ' *bv Miss A. Booth1 and away so the stones remain land a most lovely bus eff xrta of the Society. They bottling stores before breakfast and af terwards e went saw him! on the previous Saturday night, and he out! on a round with a man named Thorp .nd was then appeared in his usual health. As far as Mr. an Mrs, Clogg. A West Dean. Owing to the bad weather it was Itiren dressed m ite best robes and^sometimes viuuikti QlJ K ».j. ■■■Simmons...... - , ___Refreshmentsashments wefe pro­ mosaic effect is produced ; by nature. This yayi be familiar with certain forms of Guy. r. Hinton. Mr.) decided to abandon the proposed visit to Lav ant decked with wreaths and. flowers. On the day th« inter™! country is jujst what I used t<> picture the Sahara' iland would, he hoped!, always do what working,till 5 o’clock. He had nothing to till he witness knew deceased had no trouble of any vided during the interral. went home at 5 p.m., nor did Thorpe) sort. i -I Church, and the whole party were driven to of the funeral the dead body was carried f< vM| Desert to be in my youthful) mind. The mirage Id t< wards t le alleviation of those who fley Vale. The heavy rain here caused a foremost on a couch covered with rich cloth ar[d here is terrible and gets on [even my nerves on Efron i disease. There were many 'forms The Magistrates’ Clerk remarked thatithe injfdrmation Esther Miles, the widow, stated that deceased Dr. and Mrs. Steele, .. many) of the party to leave far Chioheetejt, preceded by musicians playing flutes and CONCERT I AT THE TOWN H^LL a hot da[y. Luckily it is only on the fiats at the of ditea ie w! uch ten led to bring upon sufferers alleged that the lad -worked in the factory. arrived home to dinner on the previous Monday and Miis. Wells. Mrs. peculiar)) hariahipe, tech as the maimed. Such about 12.45 and left home to go back to work Miss Jobes. Mr. Duncaiu | a few of the more determined proceeded to trumpets. The funeral pile was built, in the The concert at the Town Hall last Th its day settlement that we get them) badly. Sometimes Mr. Whitelaw replied that working for thq occupiers Roylance. Miss Roylano Bow Hill, where, amidst torrents of xain, Mr. form of an altar with four square sides of pine evening was arranged by Mr. S. T. Lalngnilge, off on looking round it looks as if one is surrounded persott-s [weri likely to be sensitive regarding whether in the factory or outside was the same under about 1.30, He seemed in his usual health. On GoodalL Miss Mack. AUcroft explained the earthworks, The or deft oak. It was higher or lower according Lewes, and several members of the Brighton with water, even within a few hundred yards, their y aocla nation. Angel. Mr. Hamilton, necessitated the purchase of a new case, a bones and ashes and placed them in an appearances. round the beach. Every year sulphur springs Mr. Whitelaw said the Act required that within She had asked him since how he came to be wet isse [j. mov< d A vote of thanks to the through, but he wculd not say> -She did not and MrB. Sully. Col. and | be seen in-the statement of accounts. either a finger, thumb or a bone from the as] are said to burst under the) sea near here, and imltpee and Lie Hon. Secretary for their seven days—or where the certifying surgeon lived more Foster. I Miss Law. Miss | “While digging operations were taking pi being taken home for use in the ceremony of.' that drives all kinds of fish ashore.^ This took than three miles from the factory, within 13) days—a notice anything strange about deoeased at dinner Mrs. Aokroyd. Mr. Jenk CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING. ) and atyo proposed their re-election. At Firle the workmen found some ancient purification of the family. In populous dis' place a month ago'And we have since lived like that the parent Society was certificate of fitness for employment must be obtained time on the previous Monday, i There- was no Major I Spars holt Mn with fragments of many others. Some of these a crematorium or place for burning was TheR.F.A. Divisional cross-country race, the third fighting oocke. ; for every employe under 16 years j of age in any factory. difference of opinon between witness and Drudge, Miss bucket. m m t oud of its I offspring. The local deoeased during the dinner hour. Mrs. Fordham1 urns have been carefully restored by MX. J. vided. In England cremation ceased in of the series of four, was re-run on Saturday, the race Perhaps you would like a rhume of a day with peon m. Jang most satisfactory pro- It [was alleged that the lad in question wad employed Couchman, F.S.A., and through the kindne of the third century. Several dozens a week previously having been declared void - through us: 5.50 a.m., all stand id the trenches; 6.30 a.m., in November, 1914, and bad not been entered q'n the Stephen Chatiield said he had!worked on the the oommittee Were asking for same farm as deceased and last saw him aliTe at | The Lansdow of Viewunt Gage four of them are deposited in ’ urns, mostly containing oaloined bon. the first eight men home mistaking the course.'; There daylight and stand easy; 6.34 tLm-> Swedish drill rial help in view of the constant register of the factory or certified as being) fit up till- id Mrs. Maturin. | ouc Museum. iThe Council very much-regret had been round, and they were spread oyer were 35 runners, and the course was 71 miles. The and running'for an hour;,' 8 a.m., breakfast, February 12th. Since his visit On that day the lad had 6.30 on -the previous Monday morning. About popula tion. The total cost of 2.30 in the aftemooi witness missed him and Miss Kendall having to report the resignation of Mr. several acres of land,; apparently withTno on start was from the Bear Hotel, Lewes, and the pinners mealie meal and coffee; 9.30 k.m., carbine inspeo- lupplied during the year greatly been certified (on February 15th). [He produced the Madam* Brabant] Bernham Steveqji(owing to hia going to resic There were many pieoes of Leroux pottery in the left the road at Stoneham and went across country m I and camp fatigues register in support of the case. saw that the cows had not been fed. On going 'rebble. Mrs. tion; 10 a.m., Maxim cleanip total oa itributions from Eastbourne, to the barn he found him hanging by a halter • t Seaford) of the offioe of custodian and librarii collection and a fragment of red pottery had the the direction of Barcombe, coming on the road again (then I go to supplies to dr; ,w rations, food and >ui je the Iparent Sooiety was always Mr. Harker , said ' after the Bench had hoard his Bleackley. Mrs. Richard a post ho! has most ably filled during the potters’ name, Augustinus. ' Another fragment near Ringmer Church and returning along the toad and fuel); 1 p.-m., dinner of v< ■j good fresh meat explanation he hoped they would see their why not to from a pulley shaft. The rope was twice round and Mrs. Norris Booi oqtne to tl e assistance of the branches, his nieok and a box about two feet high was olos* Wynter few years; The Rev. Dunoan Pearce, of bore the name Dronpnus end was made I at over the nill at Mailing into Mailing-street, finishing at and vegetables (last few ; it has been bully) ;J appeal o headquarters for any help register a'conviction against his clients, oniebf whom Anne’s Rectory, Lewes, baa consented to Heiligenburg just north of Lake Oonstan. the Bear Hotel. Corpl. Bailey was again first man p.m., tea; 5.30 p.m., was a solicitor who had no knowledge of thejconduct of to him. He was in a sitting position, his heels Mosttn ! 3 p.m., bathinging andam' fishing; . -ht require. The oommittee stated that being on the ground Mrs. Woods. Mr. and| nominated to -succeed him, and Mr. Stevens hi This was inferior to the Gaulish wares home, but on this occasion his pacemakers, Corpl. quoits, rounders, football f or letter writing; [uei oe of th a war there would doubtless a brewery and the other a lady who, he supposed, had Miss Seeldrayera, very kindly offered to assist him with his advi showed that the Germans were enterprisi Dupree (who beat him in the second race) and) Bomb. never been in the brewery in hem life. They were The Coroner: Tha-, looks as though he oould 10 p.m., lights out ; further oalls upon the Society. That, have released himself if he wished to do so. Mr. and Miss Egerton I and knowledge on -the 'subject should he requi imitators even in those days, Culinary vees Oliver (who ran third in the two previous competitions) I went to church last Sujnday, and the only ti] iey mu-E t expect, although the men trustees under the will of the late Mrs. Maxfield Smith, Hang. I Mra. Buttery. 1 were among the discoveries; also a-long flj were absent, the former being on special training ant. and under- a family arrangement betwjeen. those [Witness added that he ascertained that Miles Mrs. Hai-verson. Miss | ones from my section for tite Church of England w< unded v ould have certain appliances w4s dead and then cilled his employer, Mr. Gurr, ^ “ I t will,be intere:interesting to the members to know knife of Danish pattern. Coins were not mi the latter having an injured foot. Team honours on service were a Roman Catholic and myself, to hem by the military authorities. In interested in the will the brewfiy wgs carried on under Barken. Miss Aste, that the remains_____ of the ancient Church of Excete in evidence. Two Roman wells were disoovea this occasion went to “ D ” Battery, 98th Brigaqe, with the management of Mr. Parr. He would pate over the who told him to out the- body down, and he N. Hill Mins Fenton, although we have- several [Church of England iwei or, thej would want the Society’s did so. and Mta Howard Jobm. have been. enclosed andi a suitably inscribed stone and the last item to come out of the one which 15 points for the first four men home, as against) 18 and men with us. I waa sorry. J enjoyed the service. tens were a so other cases which would oint whether the brewery was a factory, about which •erected on th e site. had been excavated was a wooden leg, which 24 registered by the Ammunition Column, 98th Brigade, e had considerable doubt. It was a small brewery The Coroner said the witness did quite right in Moncq, MrB. and miss Stiangie to say,' I met a man in the Kimberley iug i the w ir. Many people might lose first ascertaining whether the man was dead, but Mrs. Chlthamj Mrs. “ The Brighton aind Hove Archaeological Club pointed to the fact that Romans were equally in the two previous races. The same Battery won •""* Regiment who came put wijh me in the Sussex Ev inner a nd families would become Semploying about 20 hands. On the outbreak of war Dunoab. Mr. aud Mrs. J has shown much activity during the year ended human with modem people and suffered sdmi Capt. Ramsay, for ie first last August three employes, who were Reservists, It was always the best thing to out a body down Imperial Yeomanry. He belonged to Brightc )haa|; in fonner times, when they might at once,' because even though there might be no 30th September, 1914. Eight meetings were held infirmities. The second well had not been ______points. A good deal credit His name is Beeohing. Wei get lots of comfo to mrchase such appliances as rejoined the Colours, and in November the foreman of j West Rocks | during thie winter session, at which interest! opened, but these two very domestic objects s for- this is due to the efforts of Gunr. Craske, ho has the bottling- department \yaa called .up for siervice with sign of life artificial respiration sometimes Col Chamberlain. in the way.of socks, laces, shirts, balaclavas, 4c,; They would, therefore, find .tnere restored a person Who was found hanging. lantern lectures were* given and papers re; Bested that somewhere in the neighbourhood they done a good deal of hard work in keeping i team also quantities of excellent fruit. grfeater ols 1ms upon the Society in that the National Reserve. Every effort nad been made to Mrs. and Miss Klngha Six excursions also took place on Saturday after­ might find the remains of a house or some together. Lieut. Bird was the starter ana eferee. find suitable men to fill the H-canoies, but as the Bench • 'ME John Gurr, oi Curd’s Farm, said deoeased and Mrs. Joy. Mra iti-nl noons from October, 1913, to September, 1914, the settlement. , j I ought to have told you; before that Gei ~d a certa n sum had been 6et aside to had been in his en ploy about three years, and Delamaio. Miss Morgan, f Result:— , Botha came ashore and had !a review on the i peoial < ases arising from the war. were doubtless aware, there was a great shortage of objects visited being the font of : St. Ntoho! P u n n in g in H eraldry. •1.—Corgi. Bailey, Ammunition Column, 98th Brigade labour in the district. Casual labour had been engaged he had always founc him a reliable man and was Miss Smallpeio*. Mrs. Church, Brighton; the three Sussex round towers Since then many burghers have arrived, and _ i feelinj: that this fund should not very sorry to lose him. A few weeks agp deceased, MltohcU. Mrs. Unny. Mr. L . F. Salzmann- next read a paper can guess what the Bay looks like. We were told n{ore tha r was necessary, and they frpm time to time, but although Mr. Part had made “ Iggs. Mr. and Mr] «t Piddinghoe, Southease and Lewies; Lindfield “‘Canting’ or Punning in Heraldry.” t2.—GunnernMe)lor, “ D” Battery, 98th Brir~ . public subscriptions to be greater every effort in Lewes and in the) neighbourhood to fill appeared rattier depressed and witness asked miss Lou. Mrs. anf Church, ftcj Broadwater Church- and Worthing (47 mins.). _ on our arrival here that i< only rains, once in him whether there was anything the matter, and Stia' 711cox. Mi-s Wli remarked that heraldry first assumed an imi 3. —Gunner Lansley, “D” Battery, 88th Bi four years. The four years ere up night before i : ; view c f the diffioixlties that would the vacancies ho had failed. Thus it came! about that Museum; West Blatohington Church; Hang! once with the use of complete suits of armour < ongratu atod the Eastbourne Branch in times of pressure the boys had-kept atj work, the he said there was not. On Tuesday, March 9th, Hardl . Major Foley. I Church and Manor House and ^catslade Church; and was for the practical purpose of distingui (47 mins. 40 secs.). _ last, and- we had a tropi. downpour. In the provisions of the'Factory Act being quite overlooked. deoeased did not arrive at his work in the morn­ Lieut ordon. Dent J | end ThundersbaiiTaw. The earthworks Survey 4. —Gunner W. Summers, “ D Battery, 98th B: morning it looked as if ' had been a fall of irogress that had been made, and ing, and on witness sending down to see where- Lee. lent. Grape. ing the wearer of the armour. A person could 5. —Bomb. Kirby, Ammunition Columu, 98th Bi snow owing to the salt Ravil been washed dean tl at in 1 joking oveT the reports' he But what did the cases amount! to 7 One boy was Lient. MdJ-on. »- r. Ho Section was also very busy. Several additi< I no more tell who was inside a complete i A—Bomb. Griffiths, “ D ” Battery, 98ttoBrigade -‘|thai in 1895 the contributions from local employed technically, according to the Act] two hours he was his wife said he had been in the water. Maoki Rev. Howa earthworks were discovered, and finished 7. —Driver Andrews, Ammunition CoL, lOjst Bi and dried in the sun. I the reason of more than heshould, have been, (although tytually the Witness called at tie cottage later and saw Mrs. armouT when the visor was closed than he < the salt being here is that the ground for two tun- amted t > £35. Three years later the Miss and Ma tel- Sott. and descriptions of others previously disoovei tell what was inside a tin of potted meat 8. —Bomb. Coltman, “ 0 ” Battery; 101st Brigadi ££ ). 14s.; in 1901, £113; 1904, £137; 1907, “ 1 three Miles, who eaid he|r husband was in bed. She were prepared. From time to time exhibits 9. —Corpl. CordweU, Ammunition Col., 88th B; miles round the settlement practically sea level showed him his clohea and it was evident that Medwyn ( with the Work amongst th© man and would be? likely to keep any troubles he -finds had been made during last year, and tion[of one atDormansland. It was approximate’ Batteries of the 101st Brigade. A big crowd imbled. po lulation In oonclUBion, the speakeii Mrs. and Miss Willlamsol were indebted to Mr. J. E. Couohman, who Many of the players were expert footballers, the centre- team thdy met the better ti ly played. He oiv li might have .to him self. R. K Saul. Mre. Kennetl taken great trouble in restoring the fragment: ^ven acres in extent and was very strongly foi forwa: d of “ B ” Battery, Q.M.S. McClure, being an ex- the bon. members and subscril us for their kind support reft tc the doming departure of the Rev. Motor Dispa tc h ’ R id e r K illed . — The P.C. EdwaTde, of Barcombe, gave evidence as Mrs. Keay. Mr Ryley.. had i strongly than most Sussex camps. The qut and those who helped to n ke the dub a success, Caion AH- ® who hod always taken a great funeral took place at Brighton iCemetery on Friday of R. England. Miss Olivq urn3 found at FLrle, and Lard Ga Who made it and for what purpose and at Jrish : nternational, but individual rather than combined to being called to [the bam in which deoeased lent four of them to the Soodety’i9 Museum. play v ns the order, and a good many promising moves With regard to the future, did not think the dub inti-rert in the Woi k because of the poverty in 'm. 0. Fifield, a local member i of the j 6th Cyclist was found. Thp shaft was 7-ft. 6-in. from the Weston. Alisa Thorp. ______.. oil Olub d was it itiade ? Being in.the middle of the F( ought to be run next season] but should the war end his pagish. ittalion Royal Sussex Regiment, who I was fatally ground and apparently deoeased had gpt on the Halkett, Miss Pardy. . Brighton and Hove Arohseologio nderida, it had occurred to him that it might ’ were i|endered ineffective for this reason. )“ Ar’ Battery Kenyon-Mead. Miss Vid played great activity and the parent society : exchanges, but a free Booner than was expected, a would be, called, Ih e 1-ution W1 earned; and .Councillor jured while riding a motor ’ fcycle in Norfolk. The which .was cl [so to the body, and tied the Master Botham. Lieut U well feel pioud1 of its child. That blub, b i a temporary’ camp used bj-by fugitivefugitiv Britons area enabled Several members nad joim the ‘Colours, and their Brudi rd briefly mod thanks, remarking mi, oovered with the Union! Jack, was borne on a end of the.hatlter round his neck. ,3 - and Master Jones. Lieut] through the enterprise and activity of Mr. ' __ ___ j e Romans, fie had never seei any places had not been filled, irther, he did not think •tin t ihe ; commit tee Ldeeply appreciated the in carriage to the Cemetery frdm thehome bf deceased printed reference to tlje camp, and he would be gl ...... (Their oppo) Asked by the Foreman whether there had been had eet a good- example whioh other lo nentsj however, were still very energetic, ahd before they could reasonably expecl the same support from d©’ < rk of h r.. imary. Those who were Cannon-street, and attended by a strong escort of any tendency to [insanity in the family, the MOSTY1 might well follow by establishing same information. 'He thought it would be extremely i ...... " * ‘^""lomtoh the hon. members, owing to i many charitable funds astooii with h ill ly valued his services, le | Sussex Yeomanry.' TheRbv.P. M. Hinde, of St. deceased’s father Said his own brother had to A lexandra Hotel—1 subordinate society working under and in eating to excavate the site. ___ ^ _ tl m needing subscriptions.subscriptions, Laistl; , he asked if they would a n l reer ljol ng for an opportunity, to iret’s, conducted the servipe, at the close of which be taken care of owing to the state of his mind. a. Freeman. Mr. feel like playing cricket if on< the morning of the match ' pbelL Col. flabb mnneetian. with, the older and wider So H adrian A lloroft, in reply to a question, Battery had more ohances of scoring, but the! opposing ds and ' ns of the Sooiety before volleys - were fired over the [grave ahd the Last The Coroner, in summing up, said the incident Capt Kollo. -Capt ! •there had been a considerable falling-off the he tew no grounds to support Mr. Hannah’s sugge theyy reaaread that one of their membershers had been killed.— night n )t ady be interested in it. 'ost was sounded by the buglers. The flpral tributes goalkieper was in good form and saved several hot Mr. Sheppard reported that (the income amounted to on March 9th. looked very much as though Roper Lieut fcharp. number of paving visitors to the Castle) as to the origin of the camp, but he could not say it was shots, while other openings were spoilt by bad) shooting, Fox chairman inf the local oam- included wreaths from deceased’s comrades of Motor deceased tried to put an end to his life on that Innea. Ynd-Ueut Wi] Museum, which was largely due to the notlso. With regard to excavating the site that was “ ” Battery also missing a penalty. The result was a £9. 17s. and the expenditure to £9. 12s. 3d.—Mr. mi . a rote of tharfics to Canon Allen, ycle Section; the sergeants of 6th Battalion Royal 3ud-Ueut Hanson. 2n B Haffenden remarked that under the cirounistanoes they occasion, and it pointed to hi* not having had- 2nd-Lieut. McKenzie. although as a matter of fact the actual nun generally one of tne most unproductive undertakings in draw of one goal each, and the re-play was fixed for ronar that t ie whole town would lose lussex Regiment; the corporals of 6th Battalion Royal sufficient resolution to keep his head under archaeology in such circumstances. had come out very satisfactorily. Everything was lussex Regiment j “ Details ” df the Royal Sussex, 6th Liettt. Gayley. LieutS of visitors was considerably larger thah yesterday (Thursday). Teams: latter’i departure. water.- His subsequent condition of being like Abraham. Major Tit 35 A previous year, but the majority of them ie Rev. W. Hudson expressed cordial thanks to the by the outbreak of the war, and they had to iattalion, Pariah Hall, Norfolk; friend? in “ E ” “ B 1 Battery: Driver Atkinson, goal; Drive* Harrison several matches, but ij was testifying to know ofion wai carried, and the meeting pany a lost, man seemed to suggest that his mind was Lancashire Regiment). ■uniform and did not pay. He thought authors of the papers. and £ amb. Durkin (captain), backs; Driver Kjneh, Gnr. tea mil with a vote of thianks, proposed by temporarily affected. Mra Moore. Mr. Mo finances of the Society were very satisfac Stuza terterand and Driver Moorey. half-backs; Bomb.Bomb- Furness.Fura ,it they were financially sound. In his opinion, it Mr. and Mra Eady. ■- Rat said it had occurred to him whether was impossible to run the (dub during the coming th- > 8. WopDV ’ABD, to' the " Mayor Mayo for the SUSSEX B e e k e e pe r s ’ [Association.—The The jury returned a verdict of “Suicide during All .individuals and societies were deeply aff. t”; Bomb Andrews, Q.M.S. McClure, Driver . ones and 119 i o roam. was-held at the temporary insanity.” Bellamy. Madame • hy the war, and they could only hope tnat eohetne of joint work could not be instituted, whi | Drivey Jude, forwards. season. He did not think, injthe first place, that they Watuey members of the Society interested -- - — “ would be able to raise a team,land, secondly, if they did under the presi- Tong things would assume a more normal ■; Gnr. Marsh, goal; Gnr. Judd and . - • . . L. Otter). The LANSDOV tiou. and that the Society would then go fp branch of archaeological research migl----- . tacks; Gnr. Southworth, Gnr. tones and they would not have a team to meet.—The balance BECpTIPolegate. At Brighton, central window pare was suddenly shattered and the first half ‘10” Battery, although having: ather the arrival there, thinking he wojild like to see the sights, .uditor, Mr. W- Hill Hunter; committeb, the Rev. -Enters of glass fell upon the occupants and young only hope and pray that these ancient Ray’s first suggestion, that “ Notes and Queries ” in the he asked for a “ pass” from a sergeant, which wlen ked for his ti :ket between Polegate and Lewes, C. Atkins, Mr. R J. Burtenahaw,1 Mr. W. T. ■ L - e l : merits might be preserved. The, ravages of annual volume of the Society would form an excellent bettor of the play, were one down till a few minutes promptly given him.' After wandering round toe town I he sasai : oyed it, The amount of the fare earing had a finger slightly cut. The compartment C OUHTLANDS. - M«j or before the interval, Workman having scored at dose iwell, Mr. Tickner Edwardep, Mr. F. Kenward, Mrs. Swas examined, but no trace of a bullet or other missile were scarcely less serious than, those of wax, medium for the interchange of ideas on any particular he tried to find his way back, but, being unacquainted I pe iwi Pile : id Lewes was 11 Jd.—Defendant Morris and Miss G. Savi it was specially important . subjeot concerning archaeology, in fact, that was the main for “ A ”' Battery early in the game. After with toe5 place,place, this waqwan nino easy matter. Eventually he I ini or tl e i that when he arrived at Polegate could be found. Th 3 incident, which occurred between 1 DARTIN'! theirs • should, whpn people’s attention purpose of that eeotion of the volume. With regard to sevetyl chances had been missed, howeier, “ 0 . reached Barracks some hours to, to be brought before I to s Bi hto l train w is Waiting and he jumped in with ) Sh o r ter P uplic-Hoes H ours Brew ers Falmer and Lewes, was reported to the guard when the Chcsham Mansion.—] absorbed by the war, also keep in the Tatter remarks of Mr. Ray, they must realise that Batte ry equalised through Goddard, and the half-time r, wifh theintyntionofpayinf his fare at the “ — end ’ and licensed victuallers at Liv- il deci< on Satur- train reached the latter station. Mrs. Salisbury. Mr. ai whistle blew immediately afterwards. “ C” Battery his sergeant for an explanation, -“. What is the meaning I a 1 ner Ncrla-d Hotel—Mr,. preservation of the ancient monuments of an interest in that which was old should not always be of your turning up so late! asked the sergeant. “ I | ofjtne ourn >y. , He ' been tre­ nearly 30 years day that local public-houses s not Opu until 10.30 T h e L ew es V olu nteer T raining Corps Miss Godbold county ! * allowed to stand in the way of modem progress, j The_ again Bhowed up well in the second half, bui luck wt You lost your way ? ’* I an i h;, i tfBi er had a lything against him before. —The am. and close at 10 p.m. T1 arrangemei it will come ,t [ against them, and a free kick for hands enab ed Oliver lost mv way,” Said the recruit; attended the momi ig service at Offham Church last Hartwoton L awn. - Mr. Garraway Rice seconded. value of many objects of antiquity depended to a “ Yes.” “ Well, you had betjter stay in i-—barracks ----- untilI R ncl inflit ed a fine of 20s. and costs. into operation on March 29th. In icing this Sunday.' An appropriate sermon was preached by the Ireland. Mra Berrj-- extent on their situation. They must always k< _ in I to plhce “ A ” Battery ahead again. “ 0 ’ Batt _ decision to toe Lord Mavor, Alderman .ridge gave Albnry. Mils Meadei Mr. B edford remarked that there was a were hot to be denied, and after pressing''em irgetically yqu know toe town better.” Rev. E. S. Bret, and the lessons were read bv Col. of £10. 8s. 6d. an the summer excursion, view ___. —r- — aety the assurance that members of the would co- Alan Richardson (company commander) and Platoon Miss Hicka Mi“s 8to: would lose influence.' 3uch work must be done with tines Casey scored from a scrimmage within a The end of our study ijs not knowledge, but popru ar favourite— Operate with the authorities in eneour workers to Commander J. H. Macartney. After the. service th* Wdld. Mr. J. Weld. •mounted to Is. per member taking part, conduct. MAC d’Ksterre Hughes thought, that was rathe* lame. discretion and with » due regard to other people’s views minute or so of time. Extra time was played ,but OKIN: 'OSH’S TOFFEE DE LUXE, do their beet for the requirements of the State, company marched back to Lewes over toe Downs. - - 1 'iTi'i" ' "i •' :

It:"];::' EASTBOURNE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, SO BCE 27, 1915. UMMOfiED, ^fashionable B isito’ fist, HAILSH.AM RURAL DISTRICT i DEATH OF MR. i E. A. . w_ i 81, loath Street ... - I- 818 JW To ensure accuracy Visitors a n Invited toj send I 1 *°**l U . Grand Motel BuUdln** 8«8 ’ c o u n c il . : i - (jWYME. Names and, Comotions, dearly Written, i “* A CIVILIAN. the Publishing Offices, Bouth-street, or at i HOUSING INSPECTION TO CONTINUE. the Libraries or Principal Newsagents. N Try what a refresl l, easily digested, and Some weeks ago the illness of Mr. James Eglinton Is made for insertion, (for the letter/read/ JOHN BRAMPTON, I Anderson Gwynne, J.P., of FolkinitonManor, assumed Robert ^lelford 49- This list la not intended to lnolode “ T ob MUCH CLERICAL WORK.” specially nourishing beverage may be a critical phase, andja fatal tennipation was known to Purveyor London Regimen* Residents. made with Benger’t Fo in combination with be more or less imminent. The enjd came 6n Monday, a motor cycle in a Bt ApponfTMure BUTCHER, i By ArPOiiratHN’T when Mr. Gwynne passed peacefully away at the ripe harm to Georg* ROYAL PARADE. , i The fortnightly meeting of the Hailsham Rural tea or coffee, cocoa or < locolate. age of 82 years. Heart aud lung trouble had enfeebled ult •—t^Pt. ano Mrs. Beard. Oapt. Davies, R.N., District Council took place at the Board Room of the the patient and when dropny supervened it became and defendant was Davies. Mias Davies 52, SOUTH STREET, EASTBOURNE. Workhouse on Wednesday Mr; G. W. D eadman Benger’t Food, prepared with fresh evident his reserves of energy could not long enable him UoodtMlb Kt« erH- “ *■ Barry. Mrs. • To t h s Lat* To T O ! to withstand the effects of complicated disorders. The (vice-chairman) presided, aifd other members present new milk, forms a dainty and delicious late venerable gentleman, who was widely known as 4 Amdiffe-terrace, Kura Edwa fL -S b k iwlBdi14* a A-. w dlfto. AndWton K ura Bd w a h d VIL, were -Messrs. Herbert Curteis, J. J. White, H. R. cream. If half Benger’s Food so prepared, Squire Gwynne, lea 'es a widow, four, sons and three stion he was walk-' .nson. Mrs. Elliott 11, Grand Hotel Buildings, ie. Edwards, L Mannington, E. Vine, A. Haffenden, BlDASTU IMS, 10O8.i is daughters, with wl om sincere sympathy in their ction of Sidley in Mr. and1 Mrs. Craig. Miss Craig W. H. B. Bridges, G. Giles, J. Errey, M. R. Holman, mixed with half, freshly made tea, etc.,|' bereavement is share 1 by the inhabitants of the district. - be left side of th* Boston 0088 . Major-Gen.„or-t*en. and __ Mrs. W. Scenhon house (3). Mrs. Wronghton, t H. Richardson, P. Gorini . H. Wooller, J. F. Leigh its digestive advantages are added with The deceased matrix! at Edinburgh in 1862 Mary and immediately Clare, J. Saunders, S. R. 1 urgess, 0. Walker, with the great success to the refreshing qualities of Earle, younger datghter of the! late Mr. William Relist coming towards MARINE PARADE PRICE LIST FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 3rd, 1915. Clerk (Mr. E. Catt). Purvis, J.P., of F it iriiire, and of the surviving issue fited at 45 miles an Boovr bib House.—Mr. Edwin Holland. MriCrossland. | Mr. L eigh Clabe, in acco rdance with notice, moved the tea. i. ’ [,■ ' Colonel Reginald Go ynne, the eldest son, is head of the ; leg by the motor Mins Ciossl&ndi the following resolution: “ That the Council take the , Penger'i Food alio mixes ayreeably with Canadian War Moblization Department_at Ottawa f P’atutrioarks onkIve flanCapb.and Mrs. Durst, t. SCOTCH BEEP. MUTTON. necessary steps to carry out heir duties under Section I stimulants when these may be medically recam- the second son, Mr. Neville Gwviine, who married a , witness said Oram, White House.—i)r. and Mrs. Cheanayo and child. Miss Lode -. ! Mrai bott...... Miss Scott 17. of the Housing and T(wn Planning Act, 1909.” I mended. '• - if.'. 1 - , daughter of the laic Admiral Wake, is Managing- [cycle. • | IdLBURN. : Council under Section, 17 Limited, Hammcism tli; Mr. R-dpert 8. d lwynne, the Both ^Oram and Hartingtov House.-M ias ColUngrldge. MlsaRonsell. tOLLED RIB SADDLE 1 of the Housing and Town P arming' Act,' which were to [thirdsoil, isabaniste quid Lkirliarner.tury re]>resentative | dhock and" defend­ Ml-s hl)c;>lii.i;8. Mrs. A dams TOPSIDE SHOULDER: ascertain whether there v n ;e. and if so how many, of- the Eastbournep Division; while Mr. .Roland V. n’s right ed; was SANDON.--.vllaa Smith Mins Breeze. Miss Chapman. houses in the district unfit' for human habitation. , It Mr. CJlfcou. Mia? Goodalr 3ILVERSIDE WHOLE NECK .. Uwwnne, the younge.* t sun, isalso abavrister, and is now he eg; and i here was BRISKET BEST END NECK had nothing to do with thd ordinary inspection under j Major ,in the Sussex Veeniniu-y. jllie' eldest daughter t le ankle. Witness (Ai-bion i.Jo tEu Lieut. Munton Mr. and Mrs. Wildfire. the lt>7» itfeb, and nothing whatever to do with the Mlae \yilahlro. Ma-tor Wilahtre. Mr. and Mrs, ItUMP STEAK IR ISH STEW Food married, Mr. 01ms. isue.-en, of Linton, Oathbridge- 10 the Sussex .. — — ______J P a « BEEF STEAK CHOP ..] ...... inspections which the Council might, if they thought shire ; tno second dai ghtu, Mr. .Tulin Gordon Gordon- is found : y to Wood. Mr, and Mia. E. C Amos. Mr. and Mrs- H. fit, order to be made under fcjectioh 15 of the 1909 Act.' Alford. Mr. and Mra.'vJ. H. Laws. Mr. and Mrs. jlRAVY BEEF CUTLET I j... .. oath FO R i f f f a n t s , I n v a l i d s , Woodhotise, D.L., J X’., of Hereford; and the third iv Thei) injuries . must Barol.iy Mr. and Mrs. Wioks. Miss \V ilU-ima. Mr. 3T0.CK There were a number of houses in the district unfit for daughter, Miss Dorotay G Wynne, resides at Folkington' |copsiderabtable violence. and Mi Wilian. Mr. Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Meade, habitation, and he could point out'more than one in his a n d t h e A g e d . Manor. ; ntendent of th* Mr. R. i parish (Heathfiold), and front what he heard there were ebb. DAIRY-I PORK. HOME-KILLED LAMB For many years the late MrsGwyjme was head of the ftfiink defendant was MARINE GARDENS, more in other parishes. Hp did not think it would S*ld by chemistsy etc:,evcrywhen. firm of Gwynne '& Co., from whoso engineering works could carry him. 'P ttohlk' r House.—Mdme. li. de Qarioriowaka and non require niurjh argument to induce the Council to come on the Thames Em wnknient was turned out much f miles an hour. iWe ’). Mrs. G. Loake and son. Mr. aad Airs ,G OF PORK HIND QUARTEIRS per ib. to the conclusion that they should take steps to carry "Bender** Food and how to oae it” Adam. Mrs. John Loake. Mr. Lewis. Mias Pike, ,OIN ...... FORE QUARTERS... The most informative of all Food . important work, including specinuins of a coiitrifugal ad, said defendant’s this out. He had not specified , the method by which’ Booklet* lent post free on applic*- . 'pump invented by Mt.GWynne himself. Duringaelose bus, and Oram had Mrs. orth ICKLED ... LEGS and, LOINS the Council should carry oiit these duties, but there tionto Roxby. Hairop. Mrs. Hartley SHOULDERS... BKNOER B FOOD, ltd, connection with the City he was chaSmmn of the Strand AND were one or twu points he wojild mention on the matter. MANCHESTER, Eng. Bench of Magistrates, being also a,TIP. for Westminster, ARE RIB TARGET ;... On March 25th last year they had a report from a hve evidence on oath, AND PARADE Branch Omen: Holborn and Marylelione. He resilled at that time at jarrying dispatches L—Mrs.. .pith . T artly iley '' i committee that was appointed as the result of urgent New York fU.S.A.): 92, William Bt [Abinger Hall, Dorking (his own property),. Ins town motor cars on th* A—Mr. and Mrs. Hoes. Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths CANTERBURY MUTTON. letters they had been receiving from the Local Govern­ »7dn*y INJS.W.): 117, Pitt Street house being 97, IIarl< y-street, Cavendish-square, which i-L ap t. and Mrs. Dempster, f. Capt. and M New Season’s CANTERBURY LAHB. ment Board. A special report was issued by Messrs. dian Agent*: National Drug and Ckcmkai : he continued to occupy so recently as 1902. the centre of' th* Mi-isus Weeks ($} ■ ' sufficient room to IG ...... per lh. d. Giles, Mitchell, white and! Wooller, in which they *J ,34, 8t Gabriel 8 treat, MONTREAL, 6.—Mr. ■ and Mrs. Sills. Mr. Hastings. recommended the appointment of a temporary Inspector bM throughout Canada. . The -late Mr. Gwvpin; was pno of the largest land­ side, and jwhon h* Mlsrea Bastings (2i iOIN ...... ■ . HIND QUARTERS per: b. .ra owners in this district, the acreage of his land (chiefly mure than 12 to 15 S.—Adjutant and Mrs. Blackburn. Lieut. OULDER - LEG ...... to carry out the inspections and enter up the records agricultural) extending to 8,000 acres, and lacing situate itie. Hi did not Mm. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Compton Brown HOLE NEOK LOIN J I..'...... required. As they all knew] the working wa3 particu­ in the several parishes of Hailsham, T’olkington, ade th i second 8 —M'S.and Master l'rewbrldge. Brig ' -Major " and Mi [EST END NECK FORE QUARTER...... larly slow, because in addition to the work under Arlington, Lullingtqn, Litlington, Wilmington and f upon ritnese’s- Compton, t Capt, Hollands Lieut. Eden. Llei ,ISH STEW ■ SHOULDER ...... Section 17, other duties were put upon the Inspector by : Jevington. Folkingtlon Manor House, which was built teparated Harris. Uo at. Rick wood' BEST NEOK...... the Medical Officer of Health, which was not contem­ Oram 10.—Capt. R. and Mrs. Broome. Master Grooms. Mr. in 18-13, in the Ehzfilietlian stylo of architecture, is way to go, and TARGET ...... plated at the time of the appointment. Consequently pleasantly situate at tjhe foot of the Downs. The estate it ness. and Mrs i Parsons. Master Parsons CHILLED BEEP. Specially Selected SADDLE the work had-gone on very slowly, and had caused ck him. 1L—Mr. and Mrs. Tamer. Mr. Smith. Min Naylor. s. d. includes Abbots Woqd, [beloved of amateur naturalists himself sitting in Miss Potter and friend ] dissatisfaction. Now that Mr. Connolly, the inspector 1LOIN i O i l who was appointed, was retjiring within a week, the and familiar to followers of hounds, and Michelham 21—Mr. and Mrs. uraham, f. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett 0 11 Priory, a ruin of considerable archaeological interest. id it was absolutely Princess Mansion. — Rev. and Mrs. Walker. Miss *G RIB ... Council would have to take spme stops to carry on the Walker. Sir Dennis and Lady Le Merchant ROLLED RIB 0 10 ' VEAL. work in another way. He Would point out that the [ Although enjoying the retirement of a country ng at 40 miles an b. d. (SUSSEX DISTRICT OF THE KENT AND e was travelling at 48.—Mr. and Mrs. Shearing, t Mr. and Mrs. Watney. TOPSIDE 0 10J Council, as the local authority, might cause to be GENERAL TOPICS. gentleman, the late] Mr. Gwynne eviifced a keen Miss Watney SILVERSIDE 10J LOIN. ..J ...... p£r lb. 0 10 prepared from time to time by the Medical Officer, or interest in agricultural matters and was a largq breeder AL—Mrs. Callender, t Mr. and Mrs. Pflel BRISKET ... FILLET ... : i 2 by an -officer designated by him and acting under his SUSSEX BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. Of Sussex^ cattle. At one time lie exhibit* d largely at , witness said he had 6A—Mr?, vv itmer. Miss Albanesi OYSTER ...... 0 1 1 th' i fall o! Przemysl-fthe'city with the [cyclist, and had never RUMP 3TEAK 1 2 instructions, a list of dwelling-houses, in regard to the ppncipal shows and was a frequent prize winner. Sidney House.-M rs. Boames. Miss Bonier. Mrs. BEEF STEAK O i l , BEST END NECK... 1 0 which an early inspection was desirable, and it seemed loui ceable name—the Russians “make His herd of pedigree cattle was disposed of in 1916. 1 axrident. Since th* Gascoigne Miss Uaeoolgne. Col. and l l i i Ta: lor. 0 8 0 9 - The L- Spring meetings of .the above-named 1 snivelled from 6,00# Mr. imicton. Madame Van derVooroh.rch. Mr. Roberta GRAVY BEEF BREAST ' ...... to him that, in view of the position the Council wore j go- id Gal oia, anc it is not improbable that the Mr. Gwynne was ardently devoted ‘to fox hunting nnd STOCK 9 1 CALF’S FOOT for Jelly each 0 8 in, it would be wise to follow up the regulations and tro opi Association were held at Glouoester-place Baptist jvas a hbentl supporter of the Southdown and East- Mrs. Morhon. Miss Stevenson. Mr.. Wa;WamldroT___ Miss |hel<, up before the place since last October reh, Brighton, on Wednesday.;' Many tjxiurne packs. In 1848 he unfortunately met wit'! an iis throttle he was. Henly. i Miss PomerviUe. • Miss Griffith. Misses request the Medical Officer of Health to make out such, w i l Weeks (1). Piofe-sor Beazeley. MlssFlorian ist. At the present tim v however, he. was only iw x ssume tl.e march on Cracow and again gates were unable to attend owing to the incident in the field, from which time he had perfone p i. - . oo: npj g and made on their time and energies through i View.—Lieut. Ward. Mra'Harper. Mrs. Kennedy. moving the resolution, and. if that was passed more vo i Hindeibung hxlivert his main army < to cease his attendance at the local meets, at least as an istt nj-road, Sidljey, said tJje' number of soldiers billeted in Sussex, and the equestrian; his love of hunting as a sport, however, k' l motor cycle until it Mra Wall. . Mrs* and Miss Iogram.I o gram. Mr. and ■ ’ Mrs. ' 8PB0IAL NOTICE. definite suggestions could be i node afterwards. frem lidd e Poland. In some Tespeots the siege Trigger, Mrs. Attlte. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle. Mrs. Mr. CuuTEis seconded. forenoon devotional and Communion service nevor flagged, and nothing pleased [him more tha i to bewildered. H*- Ware. Lieut. Cfnlokahank. Mrs. Rice. Monsisni and rki Ole. It is about the only operation of could not be held as usual. welcome the Eastbourne Hunt at his demesne. Mr. ilother, and was raw a a TV a a AV ~ .Mr. G iles said many Cbunqila had not yet commenced ir c >nducte<, on old-fashioiied lines, and Madam* Van den Bosch. Mdlles. Van den Bisoh. I -n * A I f 131 [ J ^ their^inspections and why, lie asked, should they he The first meeting took place at 3 o’clock, under Gwnne was fully versdd in the archaeology of the county defendant was not Mr. Jubber. Miss Adams. Mr., Mrs. and Master H ( I jyX Hi issi .ns may be congratulated upon the die presidency of the Rev. R. M. Hunter, chair­ and was one of the ol< lest members of both the Su ,m x at 18 miles an hour, y nS tflaoaa O.lmhlii TW- HI IT I V M A D E P O R K Is tl ey have employed to bring the gallant Mr. R ichardson said there was only a small per­ man for the year. The officials for the ensuing Archaeological Society and the Eustbourne Natural on-street, Sidley,■ t< reason. Again and again the Austro- twelve months were elected. History Society. Besides being the lord of the lna icra his pockets and Barki JVes from Chemical Preservative, p K R j j ) LB. centage of uninhabitable houses and he thought the tnan troops, stiffened or not -with Germans, Mr. a__ , . Brown. Mr. W. Brown. MltsMni MADE FRESH DAIL F. Surveyors would know per, eotly well where these The Rev. R. ,M. H u n t e r w a s asked to continue of Folkington, Michelham and Milton, he was iiaPon . incident happened. Miss Young. Mr. and Mrs. Williams. MlssWi (tten pted rel ief by a flfnk attack from the of the living of Folkington and also of several iiv.r ga i led fast. j| - houses were. The Surveyors should do what they had iiaj s, and as-often they have been hurled 1 is chairmanship, as his year of-office had been Chats worth HotSl.—Mias Evans. Miss Gan done for years and say that sqch houses were unfit. - id < ver the snowy passes. Lastly, we saw sb disturbed through the national unrest, and in in Essex. In politics a strong Conservative, the dece ttt d . or the defenc on* Mrs. and Miss Urane. Rav. Sir Peile. and Mr. H oiaian : Before we started this business of accepting the honour he- expressed his willing­ Was a vice-president ol the Divisional Conservative und lidley-street,'e _ Thompson. Miss Thompson. Mr. Miles Thoi irats sortie, and, with; the failure of it having an inspector we had tl e power to close a house ca a hire or slaughter of every man of the ness to gratuitously assist the: county churches Unionist Association, It was naturally a great gratiiha- ;y after the accident Miss kisher. Mrs. Creagh. Mr. and MrTkUwood DEVONSHIRE PLAO. HAILSHAM. just the same as we have nojw. I cannot see why we ih mission woik .during the year. tion to him when his sin, Mr. Rupert Gwynne, won ihe Mi-, and Mrs. Matthews. Miss Griffiths. Mrs; Sweet.: Mrs. ian: army cvrps engaged, the hoisting of seat for the party, whh h success has since been confirmed Miss KembalL Mr. and Mra. Hanhook. Mr. and Hurlingham House.—MrsC Sweet. M: L iter a r y and Social Gu ild .—On Tuesdaay should go to any extra expens lite flag. lloth sides have observed the !The Rev. J. P. Morris was unanimously re it Tor trial t th* Hall. Mis. and Miss Leach man. Mr. Beaumont.: . I ; ! Mr. L eigh Clare said th resolution did not deal looted secretary, on the proposition [of Mr, J. by an increased major! ty. n to bail in h i own. I TmT^BOBOUGW. — Mrs. Harper. Bev. H. ;Scott the members of this guild had “ An eve ling wit] w ir as oi r forefatheH6 conceived them and Mrs. Shoray. Mr. and Mrs. Daye. Capt. aud Ram, C.F. Mrs. Ball. Mr. Ball Chatjles Kingsley.” An interesting paper cescriptive with how the duties should aarried out, but simply All honour to them! ' ' orton-St e ph e n s, seconded bv Mr. 8. Sargeant. Bertram. Miss Henderson. Mrs. Hohumachor. Mrs. Daly. with the principle that they \ ire-to be done.' he latter said Mr. Morris must be retained in Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Ifarthall Griffiths, Mr. Gi Thk Hanburus.—Miss Bold. Jlra^Iia^ron. of the life and character of the famous clerg ,-man and leri lan airs hips and aeroplanes continue THE FUNERAL ' Mr. H. H. Coles. Miss Beard. Mira Errfogton. novelist was read hyj Mr. J. W. Oxley, of E isthourne, Mr. B bidges said the oil Were rather led into t>vok ? repri >als. Happilv, their latest ffioe all the time he was willing to Ejerve, and Miss Stoele , Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson MoKay. Mira McKayJ Miss re fitted for an Urban ing friends, the le church being filled to Mrs. Tooke. Dr. and Mrs. Freer. we. OoL I Hftwlflv ■ ■’ ,1- . I good audience showing hearty appreciation of the ’s a tack in< endiary bombs were dropped, Matters of business relative, to a new cause at i who was found District. He knew the Surveyors had not expected to overflowing. The fin was borne- from Folking- Barnes. Mr. J. Humphrey. Mr.su | Hiuston.—Mira CnU. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Bell excellentprogramme arranged by the Re v. G. H. do the work since the appointment of Mr. Connolly, w th bena ine and otjier inflammables. astboume, and autumn and spring meetings for Farm, where he- Lady Garrick. Madame and Miss lttkowski. Capt. |fire were ci .used they were bo trivial that 116, were discussed, and ultimately it was; in Manor to the rch in a farm wagon, which Davis. Mira Mackintosh HOWARD SQUARE. Evans. Under Mr. Evans’ direction the $t. Mary’s but he believed they could do it faster than hitherto as' 'embellished th evergreens and attended previous Monday Band of Hope choir gave an effective renderingrender ng of tni “ if thfy were pushed.” 1 si ; iompiers put them out, while in one raided to visit Horsham next October and Lewes ' 11. □UENDON Lodge.—Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher ho ise port* it had extinguished the flames n February, 1916. ! by Messrs. Alfred ■kham, Robinson and George was chosen fore- Qcxensbobough H otel (Gband P akadk). cantata, “ Christ our Redeems^.” Sacred_gongs and Mr. C urteis r It is not a lestion whether we shall Woodgate (carters), Holyrood.—Mrs. LyaU. Mr. Peach. Miss the *brigad< ” afrived ojn the spot. Mean- A public devotional meeting'Was. held in the who led the horses, anil i Henderson. Mrs. and Miss Giles. Mr. Mackenz’e. Mrs. Newton. Mira Newton. Mira Peters. Mira carry out the work under th lection; it is whether"We |t is refreshi lg to observe that the German Messrs. F. Farter, Hughes, J. Mills, H. Oven- of the deceased, Miss Smith. Mr. A. MacRltohle. Mr. shall continue. ties are apol iigising for this senseless lrind den, W. Tilling a; W. Watts (bearers), these . Bishop. Mira Holt. Mr. P. Stuart, Ettington House.—Mm. Stanborongb. Miss Street. by Mr.' W. D. Simpson aid a ]>ianoforte Mr. W hite said the Council sometime ago passed a being in white sm- ta edged with black. The age and lived at C.R.S.A., and Mrs. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Camen Miss O. Pritchard Cambridge Mira a K. Lallemaud. solo by Miss Rebecca Strickland added to the i ttractive- resolution to the effect that * was desirable ’ ' ' ’ to ' adopt ’ fare as b tin » a reply to French aviators e. Witness last Mira Kthel L. Walker j , „ ' „ guilty, of attacking defenceless citizens; cortege -was met a j entrance of the ohurch by Rennie. Mr. and Mrs. Savage Mr. and Mra. Dann. nera of the concert, the proceeds [of whio i will he the Act, and not only that bi they appointed a com- afterwards took place in th School Room,’ the Bishop of is, the ReV. Preb. W. C. lay night, and he < Mr. and Mrs. Clogg. Mr. Jhilr Misses---- PhUp. J T “Mr. - Howard H oust-M rs. E. 8. Wheeler and ohUd. lira . divided between the Hailsham Red Cross Hospital and 7ho excuses himself accuses himself”— w.liich. was largely. attended. Tl arrangements lalth. As far as. Guy. Mr. Hinton. Mr. Townall Reginald Thompson and ohUd. Mrs. J. J. D. Frost- mittee to consider the best wa; if carrying it out. That an old LFre ach saying; which comes pat Streatfeild (vicar ■aatbouine and Rural Dean), Mias Frost. Miss James. Mr. H. W. Hill. Mira the S t Mary’s Band of Hope. ) committee recommended the ppointment of an extra j were' in the hdnds, of the youn people of the the Rev. W. W; o trouble of any si sion. : nrch and the proceeds are to: given to help (rector of Folkington) and Sandhubst. - j Simmons. Miss Randall Annual V estry . — The finnualj Vestry inspector, who was secured, The only thing now that the choir of St. buds Church, Eastbourne, the inspector had resigned ias' whether the Council Satjin r bqking sin,” is the! obvious comment under Mr. J. R ed that deceased Dr. and Mrs. Bteele. Mr. Parker. Mira Byrne. Mr. LASOELLES TERRACE. Meeting in connection with the Parish Church was held on thei de iunciati( n of German ' barbarism by ope to oontrihufe £50 this year towards reducing , Mus. Bac. and Mrs. Wells. Mn. and Mira Frost. Mira Wright. Harvey) should appoint another man of whether they should get The family r era included Mrs. Gwynne previous Monday Miss Jones. Mr. Duncan. Mias Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. fiv-Uri and Mrs. Henry. Misses Baxter (S) on Thursday, the Vicar (Prebendary tF. Olydi the work done by-their ownjmen, or they might ask He -r Lieb necht, the Socialist leader, in the ie debt on the new church, go back to work South Lynn.—Mrs. D. Mullens. JElra Mullens —raiding. The Chairman nominated W. H. Gw mam Re ohstag; and we should as soon accept (widoff), Mr. 1 i Gwynne, Mr. Rupert S. Roylance. Mira Roylanoe. Mr. and Mrs. Creer. Mira 11.—Mira Lading. Mira Tyler ■ t '• Mr. Connolly to withdraw r resignation. [Voices : tin the evening an enthusiastic Home Mission Gwynne, M.P., an: Major Roland V. Gwynne usual health. On Good all. Mira Mack. ? Mira Jeff coat. Miss Glenn. Mira .urence as his warden, that gentleinan sa; • that his thin gemtlei :ian as t le mouthpiece of the German ‘rating was held, undier the presidency of Mr. eek he left home Mrs. Henderson. Mi-s Btarmer. Mrs. Cheney. X" 15,-Mr. FTLHtnrt. Mira Roes. Master Lyons. first year of office had been very pleasant. , C. F. “ No, no.”] (sons); Mrs. Cl i Isaacson, Mrs. Gordon- Clarke ■ ' ^ Mr. L eigh Clare : It is nek a question of adopting pecpleUand of theii attitude towards the war as Hobton-Stephenb. and returned Street. Mrs. Dreelanor. Mrs. and Mira Iferl. Mr.. and Towler was re-elected people’s warden, on tbi i proposi- Mt K« t I ardie w len he gets up in the House Woodhbujse and s Gwynne (daughters), Mrs. the Act: it is a duty imposed ppon us by the Act. - iThe Rev. F. J Flatt, of Littlehamptan, !gave >h. She said Mrs. Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs. Dongal. and Mrs. I West. Mrs. Walahe. Mira Goc(twin. tion of Mr. Lacey, seconded by Mr. F. Blacknr The of jomjmoi b to cri ioise the policy and militaiy Neville Gwynne id the Hon. Mrs. Rujfert Linot kUsses LinetL Mr. Smith Mr. H olman said if they carried out the Act it would inspiring account of the effi of the service Gwynne (daugV in-law), Mr. Gordon-Wood- water some- * Mr and Mm Whltelaw. Mra. Tlndatt sidesmen for the Parish Church and Poleigate ere duly have to be under the order |>f Mr. Stott, and if he adrpin(!strat ion of the British Empire. This I been? I kalubn otyl bayd arade Bki gravk.—Mr. Watson. Mira WUllams. Mira Grace chosen and a oommittee for the Ruri-Deoam. Gonfer- . . re 1-flagger does not even speak for the dered by the Association to; ,e work in his house and Mr. Ii (sons-in-law), Mise K. V. A N (G P ). Williams. Mrs. Joyce. Mr. Hutohlnson.ison. Mdme. insisted upon all the forms being filled up as previously | u, where a church has been uilt which has. Gwynne and I He Beemed Madame and Mdlle. Gowan. < Mira Macgregor. - Mira enoe,constituted. In conclusion Mr. Towler contributed d fife of Ge m an Socialists, who are said John. Gwyfine (grand- to take his life, J. Merlin. Mdlles. Me EL Jacobs, f. a brief account of the church finances. the Surveyors would not be ah e to do it. ■n assisted by a free loan ai a gift of £100, children), Major th' Hon. W. R. S.0 Barrington, Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Gayford. Mr. Vein Mira Jones.'! Mr. The Clerk suggested that tl e wording of the resolu­ as man; < as two-thirde of the actual he came to be wet -1 . Solly. Col. and Mrs. Manora. Mrs. and Miss Mira Wldglngton. M file of the Kaiser’s army. They have apd also an annual grant toff: Is’ the pastor’s Miss Wood (niece), Mts. Wood (niece), Mrs. Barolay. Mr. Watson. r. Y. Gaekwad Monthly Men’s Ser v ic e. —The Vicar of tion should be altered so as ho make it read that the jipend; Reepmaker, Mrs. len (Mrs. Gwynne’s seote- say. Sbp did not Miss-Law. Mias OallweU. Mr. King. Mr.'tmd Eastbourne (Canon W. 0. Streatfeild) was the speaker Council should “ continue tocirry out their duties.” d < ver aga n protested their loyalty to deceased at dinner Mr. JenklnB. Mrs. Foord. Mra. Fagg. WILMTNGTtlN SQUARE. md the methods thereof, !The Rev. David Earron with an tary) and Mr. W. Beal (secretary to the late hott. Mrs. and Mira Bnafleld. Mira 8.—Mr. Howett ! at the monthly men’s service at the Parish Church last Mr. Bridges : Not in thp fotm we have had it, loqjient address on “ Oiir ipreh | and Our Mr. Gwyrine). The leceaeed’s eldest son. Colonel “ I There was no Sunday. The ray- gentleman took for his Subject a ci riou3 oc incidence that the “ Formid- e. witness and Mira Docker, Mr. and Mrs. Bony. Mr. and lL-Mra. Thomas, Miss Moseley Mr. Curteis ; I agree to thi t alteration. ” which he condensed un>. the following Reginald Gwynne, id his wife are at Ottawa, Nebraska Mansion. — Mrs. jWilson. Mlra Wilson. Guarding the Temple,” and based his remarks upon Mr. G iles: There is no donht in my mind that when d t le “ Bui vark,” and the “ Irresistible,” n,s: (1) The primacy of Ohridt,,-,(2) the —------sacred- --- where Colonel Gwynne is head of the Canadian Miss Haskins. Mr. and ] Ire. Thompson Revelation xvi. 15. The Christian life was one of the former resolution was carr led it was a, mistake, and th j Darda lelles, were all sister ships. »s of the individual; (3) the spirituality of the War Office Mobil: ion Department, fh^d worked on the- The L ansdowhk Private H otel. Grampian Mansionsiox.—Mr..------land Mrs.- „ —Robert _ Bain. Mrs. service;, he said, arid wasted opportunities were most now it’ brings about a day o: repentance. I say the Hrile, the effort of our naval war in the saw him. alive at and Mrs. Matnrin. Mr. and Mrs. Strains. Miss Mira an-1 Allan io has been to wipe out ureh. ‘ Amongst those so present either in the Clifford Hall, t Mira Fry. Mrs. Kenriok. deplorable. He emphasised the need for continual Surveyors can do the workj, t hey nave done it before, nl appealing for help far lage. and other ohurch or at the . aveside were Mr. Roland nqining. About ^ Mies Kendall. Mra and Mira Jolly. Mies i Kenriok. Mrs. Relph, L. ■ mrs. self-examination in order to maintain a high ideal and one of them did 200-house to the satisfaction of this lly the whe le German classes to which rissed him and lame Brabant. Mira Blnns. Mr. Camber, Dunkrld.—Mr. and Mrs. i owarth. lbs. Inman. Mrs. I Sfur iberg,” the “Dresden ” and the all causes, the Rev. J. P. Morris ‘related Burke, Mr, A. K. Bu rtenshaw (Hailsham), Mr. J. is. Mrs. Bleaokley. Mies and Master MoKerrow. Hr. and Mri. Edgell. Mrs. Wells. Mrs. I ‘ t We L a te Mrs. P enruddocke.—Thefuneral Council ? . Why can’t they do t_again t itamces of -need and assistance which, were T. Brook (bailiff at nolkingtan) and Mrs. Brook, fed. On going The Chairman thought the Council should pass the jelongec, though the fate of some of >(king by a baiter, ... Mrs. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Mr. Leigh. Mira Giles of the late Mrs. Henry Beresford Penruddocke, of May- stil. in dou >t. There are three ships, all imant in the county. Mr. Herbert Ourteii J.P., Mr. and Mrs. Tom s, Norris Bpomford. Lieut Thomas. Mrs. motion, otherwise it would hie n they would do nothing. Cooper, Mr. C. M. arter, Mr. -and Mrs. Clark, was twice round WILMINGTQN GARD] lands, Hailsham, took place at the Hailsham Cemetery He oould not see how the Coi noil could say they were afte r the G yrman cities of the Empire, e services were highly successful and liberal :> feet high was close on pday afternoon. . The coffin was of polished elm, lections were given. Mrs. Alexander Oa ipbell (Eastbourne), M r.' J. Mostin P rivate H otel. Brentwood.—Mrs. and Phillips. Miss Don]Ison. not prepared to do something i mderthe Act, and if they omoial y unaoc qnnted for, viz., the “ Karls- Chappie, Mr. E. Cati, position, his heels Mr. and lbs. Gnthrie. Gnthrla Mrs. Tree- with landsome brass fittings, bearing the inscription, “ Brem m.7 and the “ Strassburg. ” Councillor F. O. D. Diirell Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Terry, L Mr., Mrs. and Newton. Mr. and Mrs. "Adi J. Penruddocke, died 17th March, 1915, aged 48. negatived the resolution tmy would practically be (Eastbourne), Mr. Oi eb Diplock (Polegate), M*. Mira 1 Seeldrayerw. Mrs. Godsmark.' Mrs. Sissons. man. Mrs. Newton. they would have no mo A to do with the Act. as to the whereabouts of the last two W. H. Gribble, Mr. though he oould Mr. and Miss Egerton Savory. Mira Bvenson. Mira J. BL Anderson -- Th will he done.’ ” The chief mourners were Capt. revived re rantly by the reported wreck, „ „ , - J - Griffin, Mr. C. H. Green, Darmstadt —Mrs. Johntoi an# friend. Mn. Coalman R ichardson : 1 should hay provided it is carried EASTBOURNE Mr. E. J. Gorringie,! Mr. J. Gosden, Mr. A. M. 1 to do so. Hang. Mrs. Buttery. Mr. and MVs. Amaral. Mr. and H. iresford Penruddocke (husband), Mr. Paget out by the Surveyors. / * ■nd of the year, of the notorious “ Karls- Mrs. Harverson. Mira Crouchley. Mr. and lbs. Croydon fa oua*- -Mrs. Ion. Mr. R. A. Gordon. Miss Whil White (brother), Mias R. White-White (sister), Goodall (bailiff at Miohelham Priory), Dr. Heac- __ bed that Milee Btoneham. Mrs. Vallanoe The Chairman: That willicome afterwards. This n I feet Inc iau waters. Time alone and lejmployer, Mr. Gurf, Barker. Miss Afite. Mira Millington and maid. lb . Fnraey. MlraWyley. Mr. >nd Mrs. J1 Powys Penruddocke, and Mrs. J. the ac ent of spring in the Baltic oan show man. Dr. and Miss! Hanson, Mr Jeffery Hope, N. Hill. Mira Fenton. Llent F.Hgerton Savory. Mr. motion does not bind us at all,] it only says we shall con­ After to-dai .ng will be suspended until further Mr. F. W. Hemmingb, Mr. G. S. Harris, the Rev. dy down, and he JEVINGTO: GARDENS. Abl ;t. The service was conducted by the Rev. Canon tinue to carry out the duties, j wh^th^r th s other two have really "’returned to notice on the le Grove Miniature Range. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. Mrs. and Mies Bruce. Mr. •Mrs-Rsi Clyde Harvey (vvicar) and the Rev, G. H. Evans (curate), el imed b; * the German Press. At all II. J. Jackson (curatte-inraharge of Polegate), Mr. Moncq. Mrs. and Mira Book. Mrs. Please, t Mr. and LlndelU ^ * t4qdeU. Many beautiful u eaths encircled the ooffin, amongst Mr. L eigh Clare : It is desirable that.we should be W. W. DENHiM, Hon. Sec. T. E. Varley Kirtlanl Mr. W. S. Keyte (Conserva­ *j did quite right in Mrs. Chitham. Mrs. Kellaway, f. Mrs. Kenneth able to say to the Local Government Board that we lays of t ne German Commerce raiders, tive and Unionist agent for Eastbourne Division), knap was dead, but Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mdlle. Porte. Nurse Wheeler. Miraes Butler the senders being “ From her husband and children uhmarii es, were numbered when the &—Mrs. Brown. Mira Turner. Mrs. Riobards, f. i),” Mra White-White (motherl­ have passed a resolution to this effect. Mies Leatham, Mr. W. A Raper (Battle), the r to out a body down Dorothy and Tu Mr. E bbey : We are likely tlo have our rates raised, Bi el Frit; ” oast anchor in a safe r’ —i might be no W est R ooks (Grand Parade). Montfobd. — Mrs. Fowler.C Mira Fowler. Misses and Elise White - White, Mira Rev. and Mrs. Sherjird, Mr. Edmund StrioklaDd the Campbell. Mr. Campbell. Miss Popham aud friends and then there is this war, so We don’t know where we 1 arbour. SUSSEX NATIONAL (Hailsham), Colonel Thompson, the Rev. O. L. _n sometimes rlaln. i Mira Mann. Mira Horn. Mr. Elton HousK-Rev. EL'S, and Mrs. CustaRce, R. White-\$hit<, Mr. Paget White - White, Mr. shall be. I must try and move an amendment that igenjous excuse for the labour stoppage banging.. un. Mira C. Kingham. Mr, Montague Whiti-White, i. J. H. Periruddocke Eastbourne Division. Tudor (vicaT of Willingdon). Mr. F. W. Tilling, [.?< und Martin J' I 1 this shall be adjourned for six [nonths, to see where we is offered by one of our best- Mr. W. L. Wallis, J P. (Eastbourne), Mr. Charles uann, said- deceased nest Joy. Mr. Clarke. Mdma. 28.—Mons. and Mdme Coppletefs Stochove. (mother-in-law),... . 3--I _ £ the_____ Rev. ,__ H.and Mrs. Morton, Mr. Iijndon e gening papers. It is argued Colonel W. A. Broome, Commandlrig. ; MiraPnnnett MissChiloott Coppleters Stoohove (2). Mr. and Mrs. Docksey. and Mrs. J. Powjys Penruddocke, Mr. and Mrs. E. have got to. i Wood and Mt. J Waghorn. The outdoor knt three years, and u Ward. Mrs. Heyllter, Mr. Mr. Goring : I shall be pleased to second that, and fa lure of the men to undertake their 5 required for the defence employes present in rludeEethee In all parte Ire. Finn; Mrs. Waterhouse. Mr. Martin. Morningside. — Mrs. Kdward Smlth. Mira ana Mrs. Brough Miss M. Squires, Oapt. and Mrs. double the time if you like. not, set upon us. J. Colbran, A. Dartnell, F, Funnel!, F. Knight, j veeks ago deceased, Mr. am Miss Wobfo^Mlra Brymw. Mlss F. Brymer. The Chairman hoped the i endment would not be ort^r, but 1 o sheer inability on the part C.: Levett, Ovenden, sen., W. Standen, Jameo Miss Lee. Mi. Cooke, Jessie, Mrs. Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. J, Abbott ' olacs ■ o perform a continuous task, W hen reveille waa sounding Kart tattoo wt sounded i and witness asked Being- Miss Bose. Mira Hands. Mrs. Powell. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. carried because it would mi ,n the suspension of the "West, and ' all “ was well with Britain. Rally! stand Toms, J Wicker, S. Woodgate and E. Woodgate. hi lg the matter, and Wilcox. Mtafi ______work, which was what they lould not do. He quite to work at it overtime. We may by and hold fast. The indoor servants were represented by Messrs, fog. Major Foley. Ca|pt Lam per. Capt Dart SbLLWrtfDALE.—Misses Tatteraall. Jb^andMra.-J. W. Penn, Mrs. Levefct and daughters. is ipology Jr not, as we like; but it does iTiesday. March 9th. • Gordon. Lient. James. Lieut Olivier. Lienh believed the Surveyors could do the work, and to deport at National Reserve Office, Ordnan 5 Yard, for Charles Bradbury (b ltler), F. W. Lavender (valet) 3 wofk in the morn- h e a r r ier s nedd itself to the stalwarts of the London file up to Lee. Lient Grape. Llent Blllfoger. Llent Neal. j CARLISLE ROAD, T H .—P oor scent was again the suspend it would in his opinion be altogether wrong. medical survey as soon as you can. Rank ai and John Monday" (footman), and Misa Aynes, down to see where Lieut Mason. *>r. Holdernese. Mira Harris. : Mr. j rule on Saturday when the harriers met at Russell’s in Mr. L eigh C lare : If thia amendment is carried it Ui ion. Alderman Devaney, one of the SO years of age; sergeants to 65. Office horn 10 a.m Miss Bick, Miss I artlett, Mrs. Gregory, Mies i in the water. Cranleigh.—Mr. and Mra J. R. Miles. Bliss Bell. would be a distinct intimation that for six months we ad> rs here, even goes; so far as to eaV 1 pm; Sundays 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., at 118, Maokowlcz Rev. Howatt Brown. Mr and U n. Scott Mira Baker. Misses Swettenham (2) I l_ the marsh. A hare found near New House went away Heylar, Miss Mellisl Mrs. Naseby, Miss Strang ) and saw Mrs. W m and Ma-ter Scott. Mr. and Mra. Paokham 80UTHB0R0UGa—Mrs. Ganm_MlMGanltMlss Deane. to Chilly, but she was lost cjose to the digging gardens. do not care whether we have any houses unfit for sok iers were put on the job and the W. A. Broome, Colonel, and Miss Williams. Mr. C. A. Leatham, J.P. vas in bed. She habitation or not. fou id them elves without pay from their Medwtn (Carlisle R oad). Mira Allfrey. Mira K. Elder. Mira Dobson. Mr*. A. Another find in mid-marsh led to a slow hunt, which . Commandant National Reserve, (Eastbourne), was unavoidably prevented from was evident that Stevens. Miss Hltohoook. Mira Currie. Miss Harrison. concluded near 1 Russell’s house, where hoi nds were Mr. Goring : No such thing! hil i on stride they would upon get back Eastbourne Division. attending. ', v-.f I , neck. Deceased Ur. and Mrs. Ann. Mrs. Steward Mrs. Beret Mr- Mhl Gordon scent brought about a sligl fly better Mr. E rrey : Might I add that our present Inspectors I erhaps his is what Lord Kitchener said Mrs. Stark. Mrs. Sweet. Miss Helen Godber. Mr. beaten. Improve he i, in hi: letter to Mr. James Sexton : The service' was rendered additionally impres­ is. He seemed Frank Webb , ' | p ’. COMPTON STREET. run from Lord shburnham’s Pound to Pippernye. should Yet on with it (laughteij). sive by the beautiful singing of the choir, the : . asked him how Hazelville.—Bliss Barnard. Miss Gordon Here a change ' irred and hounds went rij nt across Mr. H olman : You cannot qo both. . .. bjeot, he paid that, failing the success L ASTBOURNE VOLUNTEER TRAINING two hymns, “God; that madest earth and t he ooul<| not get L abcelles H ouse (Lasoklles T errace). Waratah.—Mrs. Johnton. MlraNewen. Mrs. Dobell f. the marsh to Hen lonceux, when theday’ssp irt ended, The C h a irm a n : You cannot suspend the Act and o f n s al appsal1, he would have “to con- heaven,” and' “Jesu, Lover of my soul,” being t search was made Mona Hocsr - Mr., Mrs. and Mrater Psget Mr. ras at the Crown Hotel, Hailsham, carry it out too. . ! , sid< >r ie' Aeps thi t will have to be taken to 1 Mis? Hilt Mrs. Prlastland. Mr. and Mra. L,,_ and Mrs. Ferrard. Mr. and Mrs. Randall, f. Mrs., -Monday’s meet Ih ha: is requ. red at Liverpool being done.” CORPS. sung jvrth infinite solemnity. As the body left „jrurhood, but theTe Herbert Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Storey. Mira Bhnte. Mira and Master Banks. Mrs. Patrieyf Mist where a fair field a> isemhled. The first quarr r was put Mr. H olman said the Council were carrying out the I ensure the church the hymn, "Love Divine, all lovee %ying been in them. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Bt George Queely. Master I t D. up below 1 and made towards Glenlei ;h, sul Act before Mr. Connolly was appointed. t iy i ot be mnerally known that Lord (Eastbourne Home Volunteer Defence Corps.) Queely- MlesLucas. U r.A aW d. Mr.andMnuRUey Pawley (2). Mr., Mra. and Blaster Bentley . Headquarters: 81, South-street, Eastbourne. excelling.” completed a trio of moving hymns. 2 p.m. on the St. CoraBERT’s.—Mira Daniel. Mre. Grantham. Bits, quently retu over Mr. Hicks’ Farm tc the per- The C le r k ; You were tryin it out, hut it was ■ i. entitlec, if he does not actually wear The grave, which was situated in an extension appeared to be and Mira Monokton. Biles Farrand manent way near) [ulbrooks. From here slov ’ hunting being done so slowly that the ] "Government Board Fl snch m< dal for service in 1870-71. As Orders for weeks ending April 4th and 11th, 1915. Glendower (BurliAoton P lace). mfi l studyi ig languages for the scientiflo of the churchyard, was a veritable bower of * 1 to work after Mr W. S. Korte. Mira Everant Miss Chapman. CORNFIELD TERRACH M Wras the rule to J oneycrook and scent failed on the complained. Sunday, March 28th.—Company drill, parade at Saffrons flowers. It had been very tastefully adorned by ,j sent him with, Mira Ramome. Miss Skelton. Miss Lee. Miss Waddell. edge jof the Salt j arso. Numerous changed marked Mr. Woolleb : Will you i ; Mr. Errey to withdraw th< Army, ne was in Brittany when the 3.80. p.m. The Company will be inspected oy Col. 8ir Messrs. Allan Cooper and F. Page (gardeners), lighter outdoor 11,—Misses Bmallpleoa. Bliss Hawkee. Miss Bone the rest of the daj* sport, which otherwise, in view of the amendment 1 ;e o it, and as the French armies retreated Jqhn Otley, K.C.LE., Battalion Commandant. Every * Hoot Mr. and Mrs. Marrlot Mr. Co wen. . ■j rd hefoi e the victorious Prussians a member Bhould attend. and H. Norman. Af the head there was a largo i than work with fley Johnston. Mrs. Grey. Mrs. Btokea. i f HYDE GARDENS. the improved seen might have proved much more Mr. E rrey : I will withdraw(if you like. Monday, 28th.—Platoon drill, parade at Devonehlre- cross of blue violets, which rested on a back­ > wife to look after L Mira Harvey. Mira Waddell. Major T.—Mrs. Haines. COLUppleby. Blisses Dppleby (2) enjoyable.—The 1 it meet of the season took' place on The Clerk said the Act’ was [passed in 1909, but it did m ide upo i the Breton “ mobiles ” to ce at 7 p.m. ground of closely-packed primroses and daffodils, and on the Sun- Mrs. Stilwell. Mrs. Walker. Misses Horn. Mr. B Thursday at the yal Oak, Pevensey, when the not come into operation until the Local Government ;sh back h e enemy. Among them 'nesday, 30th.—As Monday. Mrs. Dusohesne. MIm Barttliver I while at the foot was a smaller cross of violets, fo be altogether Maruwrough^ oto^ - erai^e customary puppy jii ing took place. Unfortunately out I ord Ki ohener, though it is not, Vednesday, 31st—Company drill, parade at College encircled by pink and white tulips and primroses. and Master Taylor. Mrs. Kendall. Mrs. Hhelmerdlne th it he sa w fighting On that occasion, ).m. rmed him of his H oward H ouse H otel (Howard Square). Clarendon H o ^ - M ^ J . J“ Yia Mra.Woolwrton. of (the nine and a h couples placed out by t je Master The eidee were thickly lined with moss and ever­ _j the barn, to cut last year only three survived. Mr. Carey Watherden, hi wever, flayed an important part in hnraday, April 1st.—As Monday. ! Mrs. ‘ H. S. Wheeler and ohlld. Mrs.. "M Birs. Simms. Bliss Simms. Bln. HazelL Ms* HazelL oi the si« ge of*. Paris, foT the sailors’ dday. 2nd.—“ Outposts,” parade at College 3.30 p.m. greens, from which |protruded small bunches of ifwired to Lewes for Dr. and lb s. Neal. Miss Neal ' untsinan of the Bexhill Harriers, undertook the (tnraay, 3rd. — “ Attack and Defence,” daffodils and other I flowers. The ground was nt arrived later, Thompson an?-°^u^ b“ r^ ^ 1^ 08^ ldging, and the results were as follows:—Champion briiadA br night u > the' Seine with gunboats, M lf.Tr*rk^liSbr'M R ^lolbyi(S). Mr fi j r , g il d r e d g e r o a d . H ousing I nspector’s R eport. nailers and Cyoliste attend as sucl also lined with evergreens and ferns. The new ‘ when he was Mr. J-Selby. Me. Flynn Mr. G. W. Flynn. Mr. J\ Jup [[Mischief, sire Ransack, dam Matchlees,walkedby afterwi de icrted as artillerymen in the forte of Sunday 4th.—No drills., j piece of land was first consecrated by the Bishop W hiteThb. and Mra. Walter Newson and party G)' HighrUBY.—Mra. Caswell Mr. Short, Hankham; 2, Dreadnought, sire Druid, dam Mr. Connolly, in his report repoi ifor the month, stated the be! agu med oitj. that 81 hoa8es had been inspe ' M which 50 had been iday, 5th.—Field day, parade a: of Lewes, and the: committal portion of the this Coroner, that /-]: J ; LUSHINGTON ROAD. Magic, walked by Mr. Rendell, Hankham; St Dexter, Tie ting” h&S bien forbidden in France, and Here to attend; no Cyclists reqi service was uttered by the Rev. Preb. W. O. for enlistment in K enilworth Court (Wiliongton Square). J.—Misses Tnrton sire Druid, dam Madrigal, walked by Mr. Gutsell, o : found defective and 31 satisfa *y. resi riel jns put up< in the sale of liquors other to provide their own rations. Other Mrs. and Mira Cruttwell. Mrs.. Mira and J The Inspector was instruct to hand the incomplete Streatfeild. The coffin was then reverently failed on account 10.—Miss Sbaw-HelUer Chalvington. Hounds were then taken to the main tha i v ne, malt ana cider. That is to say, the re will be a march past in the aft lowered, after which the choir led the singing ;0t think he worried Thorne. Mr. and Mrs. Beoket. Rev. 8. Kiricley. level and found hear Lord Ashbumham’s pound, the records to the other ~ and those he . had com- Fredc! Go\ emment is determined to do all it ieeday, Wednesday. Thursday an< Dnrrant Mrs. Moore. Capt. Grier. Mrs. Bvd] pleted to the Clerk. nday, 11th. —Company drill, of the hymn, “ Peace, perfect peace.” After the Miss Jones. Mrs. LUliogstone. Mm- Wllmer. ^ t> A w tv' rim W t I quarry taking them across the road and up the Old can to iscfc irage dr inking in its more dangerous Blessing had been |pronounced by tilr Bishop — r i g h t o n GRAND H U i IS h . I g aven banh. After crossing the stream and the Hooe Mr. H olman said he thoi ght the Council should anc in dio- » forms among the soldiers who are 1p.m. ,4 tois a very quiet Roberts. Mrs. and Mira Keep. Jb. A. B. H ___ P tmw,., p . ------express the fact that they! ; been well satisfied with Shooting. the impressive. oer iony concluded i th the keep any troubles ho “ Mira Williamson. - Mr. and lbs. Onne. Finest Position on Front. road a change'occurred, and hounds went away at a fine nov' a yut' xj enter on the oritioal part of the inrsday8t 1st and 8th.—Miniature range, Technical singing of “ Abide ith me.” The oof! which BUNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. »on the new hire and killed her in the rushes below Mr. Connolly’s work since had been with them. can pa: n. 3o faT is cafes are concerned, the They had no complaint r— _ that, but there was itituta, 7 to 10 p.m. I waa of unpolished ,k, with silver mo jgave evidence as I Lounge and Terrace overlooking the Sea. r’e bank. A fresh quarry led the pack baok'to rul< wi . be applied with equal foree to the Allied Signalling. the inscription.: James Eglinton Lord Ashburnhami s pound, where they went off on a so much clerical work to that was the reason am ies and it will aff^ot all ranks, while cafe, which deceased . 1 Mira Thorp. Mies Leltoh. Mira w»«w GARAGE COMMUNICATING WITH THE HOTEL. there had been some unpleasantness. notified at Headquarters. Gwynne, boro 9th ne, 1832; died !“ March, 6-in. from the trail, frequent ohahges being the rule after this. inn ar ; ho el-keerpe rs convioted of selling spirits 1915.”, Mira Fardy. Mrs. and MIm Blair. Mms PRIVATE SUITES, with BATH ROOM. Mr. Connolly expressed hisS thanks for the apprecia­ wit' tin he • tar zone will be deiported or tried by Promotions. had got on the Kenyon-Mead. Miss Victors. Capt . lira.. Miss and o. 2 ’Platoon : Section Commander (ranking as There were a large number of beaut;! il floral iter Botham. Llent. CrnttwelL Mira Wllmer.! Mr. EXOELLRNT CUISINE. MUSIC THRICE DAILY. tion of his cervices, and said tiiat he had obtained an cou -t iarti al. W< > have always regarded the and tied the Mas— - —-— No]Alien Enemies Employed- appointment in the city of Nbrwich. He added that Lat n ! i th< soberee t of European races, but the rgeant), W. G. Watkins: Section Commanders (rank- tributes, including one_from the wid and one -and Blaster Jones. Lleat. Gray HELLINGrLY there had been so much clerical work that it had nearly fas Corporals), K. W. Guy, K. A :P. Serifen, from each , of the fi :y mourneTS -ho toured f xrtress, which is an epitome Drill Hall: Ordnance Yard, Seasid irants a tvEV>lki^------on Manor;------Mr. --- Fred Isaao- corps ia now 33 strbng, with Mr. J. H. Nunn as presi of ; tat.i: nal history n the making, and no more Ordera for week ending 3rd April, i :; Nn-rse Laitinan; Mr. and Mrs. W.i Osborn; , S o u t h d o w n F o x h o u n d s . — There w h s a BEST ALL. Wat“eT LANSDOWNE TERRACE, . dent ;!Mr. H. Hayjey, corps commander; Mr. J. Grant4 rant- inti res! ng »rt of it is there then the prison mday.—See special notice. • officers of the Sussex Yeomanry.’ outdoor small attendance at the meet of the Southdown Fox- ie, cha; man oiof the committee of manage- Teething. wh

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No. 3,108 being in the and an igporamuS in such matters * Yter< house 1 in Separate money neig tion, and are known for their tasteful elegance, have often to see for myself what the effect of a andG house [ 15s. i Eastbourne Chronicle. 0 - —— f l . - J __ _ (faring Sussex Stores) LocL-up Comj artm ents. tioneer, Eastbourne. perfection of cut and originality of detail. boipb-shell is. And now that there is a possible ,0llSS6X u8I(l61l6 Eastbourne. East Sussex News. beihg gratified, I don’t? feel in any AYW. or H astings Independent. The Newest Fabrics and trimmings are now chance of my 6 Terminus Road, culars of HOUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD Sn somehow. I think I prefer to remain Easi GHnstead Observer, , SCHOOL particular hi Phone 771. F inest (fire proof W arehouses Hchai ng and heolt ‘ being shown in their Salons. an ignoramus. wav servlt ) to London, } Sussex and Suivey Courier, i XL T. Bannif ir & Col House lastbo lrne. H orshaift Times, Whortband, Typev ] 1 think it was the North Lancs, Regiment that came in .place, Ha] ards Heath. Ing, Geography, Ariti swinging along jTerminbs-road the other eveevening 015.—Cloie to Sea, DOUBLE FRONTED HOUSE Thereby securing, at a very small cost, an amount EVERY ORDER A PERSONAL STUDY. publicity throughout the important district of CERTIFICATED I 71 of clock They were on their way to participate i EASTBOURNE RED CROSS Sm art and Up-tc-date Yans. ready I for Immediate occu ,tion; three, reception, East Sussex, among the moat influential some night manoeuvres, and to distinguish thorn froi Six bedrooms,s, bathbath.; ; capital offices;ol garden; — Terry’s, tahatntanp. ; the enemy the [men were all wearing white bands o; F.A.I., 19, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. _ Payanaavenlngi their arms. ‘[Look,’} said a' laidy in the watching H OSPITALS. | II-DETACHED VILLA; garden; electric UNEQUALLED BY ANY OTHER LOCAL MEDIUM. crowd to her friend, “ they nave every one of them been Exp? rii ince d and Careful Men near 'bus route; splendid decorative repair; T T I L L SIDI ______possession.—Terry's, F. A.I., 19, Cornfield-road, vaccinated! ” 'A faefc, | BELGIAN SOLDIER’S RETURN TO THE Eastbourne. Orders should he sent direct to F arncombe & Co.’s (Ltd.). • | j * j 4 h Emp! oyed. Head Offices, or left with Authorised Agents, - FRONT. j | I.GS.—SEA FRONT; beautifully furnished; electric Prepaid at the above Low Rates. Tommy love^ music, and if he can’t get a full brass C2 light.; telephone; motor shed; three’reception, and to be prouji ot he makeshift witlvany miscellaneoi 1 bedrooms, bath.—Terry’s, F.A.t, 19, Cornfield-: The Publishers guarantee a combined Sale exceeding M a t s o n F l o r a , NEAR T E E | collection of instruments that can be scraped togeth BAYONETTING A GERMAN. ES'JI ATES FREE. ourol l gets as pihud of that as he can. Any old sort ------i lERflOUSE (Eastbourne).—Capital position ; exiel- , GROVE ROAD, TOWN HALL. | music will do, be Bays,! so long as it makes a noise. _ lent) bar and house accommodation;: low rent; 1 5 , 0 0 0 COPIIS W E E K L Y . //' 59,61, 63, | met a detachment of R. AlM.fi officers and men The foUowing are extracts from letters received from _jeoming 'reasonable ; good brewers. — Apply, Cnas. Which means that all these Announcements T e l e p h o n e 5 8 y . South-street one morning this week marching in exceUi a Belgian soldier who was for some tioioan inmate of APPLY Horne, Auctioneer, 1, Tiaeswell-road, Eastbourne. are seen bv about form to the weird stroinsof the most wonderful military i one o{ the Red Cr08S Hospitals in this town EAUbIKU, 88, WHITLEY ROAD. Eabtbodrne ; B , 0 5 A b\ ° J E A ST B O O l LNE. two ireception, five bedrooms, bath; well-stocked TEN TIMES AS MANY READERS. I p J S S t S S S ! Writing on the 2nd Marcbhesays: “ Youcan’t think garden, greenhouse, &c.—Apply ."Owner, as above. , PrlQ^pale j d; I J tit>m but when they passed me onlyTbout h X that ho" “ " 7 * w“ to lea,ve Enf e d> ^ ^ ® .Ihadbeen8° G. E. YNlARD, L t d . BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED, . refined. irivate number, of performeiTwere doing their duty. The and ^rybody, esptaally Mrs. P. HOLIDAY and RESIDENTIAL HOME; leauti- st were shivers, who were either taking a few barb’ I had.^*5 f° klnd- I f ? escape from the barbarians with Ini counirantrx; bracing air; well, recommended; tenna USINJBBS PREMISES (Eastbourne). — Central A CTIVE, experiencedirieneed MEN W.WANTED at once for [ foUows: Two men _» posiWn; double-fronted Shop and seven rooms; A . Window Cleaning.—Apply, Wilkinson’s; 3, Ter.- erhaps four) were ucing seraphic music from uaiaia, alter a cairn crossing, we were j o'w rent; immediate possession.—Apply, Chas. Horne, minus-buddings (next d.P.0.),Eastlbourne. NEWS FROM AMBA a INDIA. , unttinir his whole musical narrowly esoaped a torpedo, which Exploded in our Tideswell-rdad, Eastbourne. r LECTURE ON HI L , mouthuth organs, one map was4 puttingputt! !.!* wholemusiCal | wftke^ mirmiesaftarvTOhad passed, f do notattach Greystom Buildings, GEORG E’l remaining one fairly topk OUNTRY COTTAGE (near'Hedthfleld Station). - soul into a triangle, whilst the ren much importance to this, as it was very likely a fable. s*- m Our correspondent, in continuation of his interesting one’s breath away by a rattling- “ good performance on V Modem built; five rooms; good garden and about M r. Goulbum Lovell w■as set interesting as ever the bones! “ At Calais I parted with my friend, who rejoined his Eastbourne. BIX acresI of rough land, suitable for poultry; rent 12s. 6d. FOR BOYS INTI letters, writes regiment, while I went to mine and begged to be ir week] inclusive.—Apply, Chas. Horne, Auctioneer, A PPLt. OXFORD REGISTRY, Susans-road, East- in, bis lecture last Thursday “Etjans,” st the E i■tbourne. ■ S i ; • . i l l hourirne. for High-Class Situations. Wanted: The Subjects of It, We are very busy indeed, as we start to-morrow upon I suppose bones, as musical instruments, are not equipped as soon as possible, so. as to bp able to proceed Cooks,ew u , CoolCook-GenOrals, Housepnrlourmaids, Housemaids, aU Pubtio Seoondar] Oetykxn-plaoe Baptist Chnnsh. • a long march and everything has to be taken with us, contrary to regulations in Lord Kitchener’s army. at once,to the Front. You should have seen the A8T$OURNE, 21. Entb-road.-PAYING GUESTS Generals, Kitchenmaids, Betw lenmaids, Dally Girls and attention U paid tol Russia, he began, was not a country; it was a all food and, above all, water, as it is not safe to drink Otherwise Lord Kitchener, who is getting to be quite astonishment of tbe Commandant when I asked him. RECEIVED:VED! well-appointed house; deli,delightful others. Languages. continent. Out of the largest white population E convenient situation; Easter vacancy; hi est any of the water on the journey. We .notice the I a practised orator, would probably want to say.a few ‘Two days only after your arrival in.France,’ he said, references.—Mrs. Fred Tovey. UTCHERS.—LAD WANTED; one that can ride'a »«r! to the world 85 per cent were countrymen. , The rumours that we are to return to Europe and goto the | upon tt)ethe subject,subject. He’d make no bones about it, ‘What is your regiment, the' 12th? Well, the war |H sce ih tuotiH. bicycle preferred.—Apply, Bassett Bros., 56, Sea­ English idea of Russia had' been A country of Front in the Spring, but I hardly think it is likely, either. j wants brave men like you, so you can go at once.’ IASTBOURNE.—PAYING GUESTS RECEIVED. In Bside, Eastbourne. snow, wolves arid Siberian exiles. The Russjans aiid judging by the amount of clothing they are issuing ! . - s r * * * Thereupon I departed,! feeling as;.lr~l-‘' ----— T omfortable home; highly recommended; good |L f U N I C I P A A A A AAApHRTY WINDOWS WANTED.- vwuiue, garden, tennis and croquet; pleasant situation. OOK (good plain) WANTED for small Boarding­ AML (Tbohnioal I were not a militaristic peoge. They were to the men-it looks more as if we were here for years! The question agitating the thoughts and lacerating was so pleased. ) V y U ! f U The olde it, largest and most up-to- —Miss Aokennann,20, The Avenue -Eastbourne. house after Easter; experienced; good character. dominantly religious. The Oftiss against the Every man will'shortly have six uniforms; they already “ It is not exactly warm in the trenches and the | date Window Clean ng Company. Outsides Id. each, —DuiQ ° nkeld, Wilmington-square. Eastbourne. the hearts of tny people at home just now is: “ Are we 1 LAT;: electric light; gas fires; sanitary certiflc DAY Midi' Crescent might; be a true description of their I possess three each. to have any hot cross buns on Good Friday?” There soldiers who have been in England o[e luoky, as they ' taking all ijiskAski, N< order too large; none: too small.— OOK-GENERAL REQUIRED, 19th April; two in Branch ro^MArtJ attitude to life. Conceive 145 millions ploughingHjpipK The weather is getting hotter and the hours of ptu-ade are well supplied with underclothing! I was able to The___ Old Toi . ri n, Kiwstqourne an l Hampden Park Window use,of gardens; two reception, threo bedr seems to be a tumour about that: the Eastbourne bakers Cleaning Cpmp»ny, 0, Green- itreet, Eastbourno. Fbath; inclusive.—Terry’s,; F.A.I, 19, Cornfleld-n family.—Apply, Miss Whbitfield, 11, Ariington-road, atwi praying! Russia was a land 1 of:idealists.111 3 I are altered. We start at 6.30 in the morning and finish give away some of mine to other met, who were very Kastbour Eastbourne. The Russian was built from the soul outwards, and confectioners are not going to issue these delectable, glad to have it. C Visitors '•!i | by 12. As the hot weather comes on the hours in which but indigestible, dainties this year for certain reasons KIND9 LIFT-OFF CLOTHING. Household JRNISHED FLAT, or would Let Houee; minute OOKS, Cook-Generals, H< useparloumnaids. House­ The English value life i jj. ^ unsafe jc be out get longer, until at last no one connected with the war. Is this true? “ We are sent for 24 hours to the firqt line of trenches, S c., PUR( 1HASED ; cosh by return. lion; long lot preferred; rent moderate.— maids, Kitchenmaids and General Servants MUNICIPAL The Russian, however, win aie tawmisiy w i»u goes out between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. then 24 hours in the second line, afljer which we are ,ti in-street, (Lewes. >-road, Eastbourne. VWJANTED. Also young girls to train ; excollont situa­ ides. He was obsessed' with the mystery of life. My last letter was rather filled up, I think, with given 48 hours’ rest, so it is not very hard work. I sing r t if io : . (bu; natural ooking) TEETH FITTED tions now vacant; all servants suited free.—The Sussex Mild of eye and leisurely of movement, all hustle matters relating to the religions of India, so this time i l, There * is a vast umuiwco difference w between ‘«w “ ,Joi being of lowly and laugh and keep up the spirits of tlje other men. ?Mcai and Painless Methods; Repairs; Misfits LET (Furnished), SMALL HOUSE in Diik Registry, 28, Friars’-walk, Lewes.______. But “ The life we lead in the trenches is mjuch to be envied 1 Furni shell; m xlerate lent; facing South; fora OUSEMAID.—WANTED, a young Girl as House- characteristics, its efer interesting coachmen,’was of which is commanfted by a Lieutenant-General with family of iiri oi reful ' toi iant.—Reply, Mrs. Fryer, Eastbom 5DKRI described with.faithful vividness. his staff. , And then the supreme command of the whole behind all he has sterUng qualities which command The day before yesterday, when I waj[ on outpost duty E maid.—Apply, Miss Norr ngton, Bourncdale, South- - our respect 1 esteem, and which stamp him as one of Post UfflcefW.(jiithiD p______-| ! LiL FARM, near NEWBRIDGE, HART- g t, Eastboiou----rne. tdt Co.l Moscow gave occasion for reference to Ivan the of the forces in India is vested in the Commander-in- ■lra’u rral with a sergeant and eight men, I was sent forward with T hf7 > Ohief, who is assisted by the Headquarters’ Staff. It lemen, although he does wear his hair in a two of them to reoonnoitre. At 300 yards from the A8TEIF ail SUMMER MONTHS.—FURNISHED Ing cot, ILLINERY.—WANTED, at once. Junior Assistants Terrible, with his many wives and awful crimes, .,uu looujon, and eats potatoes with his knife. Yon I _ j HOUlEf REQUIRED )n all parts of the Town.— and Apprentices for Mil linery Workroom.—Apply, FRKNOH, Ol and an .artistfs lingering description of the may be of interest to you at this present time to know German trenches I came across one of the enemy, so I Piet'lease sen l pi icu ars to T irry's.8, F.A.I., 19, Cornfield exactly the ranks of the native officers and how to t always j tell a* gentleman ;by his clotheB, but you ran him through with my bayonet and went on alone to steed. MJOhowroom, Messrs. Evendens Ltd., Eastbourne. SNOLIBH, RUS31 i t ■wonderful Kremlin. The sketches shown of generally can by his manners.. And if “ manners road, Eastl oui ne. Moscow were peculiarly good, and a fine repro­ distinguish them by their badges within 200 yards of the Germans. Ij heard them talk­ AY.-Pleasantly-situated APARTMIC WING TO THE WAR i VACANCY OCCURS in makyth the tnan,” then some of the people to be met ing and singing, but not ‘Tipperary.’ Then I came • r INGUSH I .DY GIVE81 KS80NS in FRENCH and _ _ l cooking and attendance; central; tho Offices of Messrs. Stuart Calif & Co., Auction­ T onal Moderate. Nd duction of the church of St. Basil led to the story Cavalby. Omm Bbabohbs. i ENCLIi rapid m.thod ; good references . eers, Estate Agents and Surveyors (to Four,Building Risaldar-Major Subadar-Major Crown with in this World will have to put in a deal of growing back to report and by the evening! we were able to derate G Bj. “ Chijonlcle” Office, Eastbourne. moderate.—Apply, Mrs. Bolt, Lymlngton Honse, Upton- O Principal—L. I of the architect whose eyes were put oat lest before they attain to man’s estate. advance our lines 150 yards. This id why I like being road. ' |( Estates) for gentlemanly youth as PUPIL (with premium) another similar design should: destroy tho ....}Subadar ...... 2 stars...... s « : m. , m !K TB !TH WANT ID. Best Prices Paid. - or ARTICLED CLERK.—Ofiltea, Seaford and Newhaven. uniqueness of a great achievement. The here, because the Allies are always advancing, little by 3RIDGE WELLS.—Comfortable BED-SITTINC Jemadar ...... Jemadar...... 1 star .1...... I little, it is true, but steadily.” 1 JEWEL!, KR? . Ladle i. Gent’s, and Childrens’ JM for Lady; attendance aDd board optional: EQUIRED, for the 28th March, a good HOUSE- 8 bar chevron It is a matl of wonder to me that there are not more I ed |C1( him ; also Underwear, Boots, Shoes, Tterms 1 ordingly at interviow.—T., Holly Bank, Sand- MAID.—Apply on Saturday, between 3 and * 2 bar chevron I people at thi Devonshire Park, piotures. The show is jrel 38, Bags, Portmanteaux, Trunks, hnrst-r d, Tunbridge Wells.. H 7 ^ uuuck Sussex^iotel, Cornfield-road, Eastbourne. oam County & Modem s ” I bar chevron | quite first d is and not to bo surpassed in Eastbourne, U nTToS’s. Hi rnehi Id Lined, Blankets, Curtains, Old ot only ai the films of a superior order, but they I China, Gli ss, >in , Marine and Opera Glasses, See. TTNFURNISHED ROOMS, light and altairy, suitable for er v a n ts w a n ted . Servants of all kinds 4CH, G8 I Auo.. iuo m m j ovrou, reoruited almost entirely from I Carriage iar' 1: Cash pe • return. — F; W. Locock, U offices or dentist, TO LET In central required immediately Cooks, Cook - Generals, LiSH, La| VUUUU’auuu Vi vvuaa!, nxuvu w»vav "*** the fighting races. of India, especially of the North | > screen ,with remarkable, clearness so that 201, Queen 3-i H istlngs, li ussex. [Copyright.] busini iremlses.—Apply, C., “ Observer S , Housemaids, Kitchen and' taught f destroying the soul of the Empire, made way 1 , detail j can be followed with ease and pleasure. SS Betweeninaids foi^Private, I ools, Boarding and Apart- Western Provinces, varies very greatly in appearance, 1KNTLEM I KQUIRf S. at once, in Newhaven, Grinsl P rivate Lesions or 1 a fine tribute to the Ozar. ' > Pavilion inakes a most comforable hall, and the DARENESS' ment Houses. Between for Oranbrook. Nnrse- oustoms, religion and dress. Many of the men who iiisic, subdued and unobtrusive, is provided by an | T SITTINGi>ij.kOI >M and IB EDROOM; all meals: must K8HOP, 30-ft. by 14-ft. (Eastbourne).—Cenlme).—Cei tral Housemaid (Polegate). Jeholme Employment Unterrioht in alien | The lecture cloeedl with * compliment to t enlist in the cavalry are of good; social position; with IS DANGEROUS. have bath in ibilst —Add: ei s, R.,”care of Oxley, News- dry and plenty of light; rent 6s. Wjeak.— Agency, 32. Qildredge-road, tbourne. Ondonnec Russian soldier, whose tenacity has secured t I them the pay is, perhaps, not such a consideration as •tiste of uo mean accomplishment. agent, Neirha Apply,W0] qhas. Horne, Auctioneer, 1, Tideswi £ast- surrender of Przemysl, which' is surprbdng even bourne. | . , TRONG LAD WANTEI for cycle round.—Apply,, the love ofa military life, and the honour whioh belongs j a d y :iei R CS T WO 1UNFURNI8HED ROOMS S’ Frowd’s Dairy, 7, Statiot •parade, Eastbourne. to the fair-minded English. Unlike the brutal to the profession of Arms. The only artiUery manned At Lewies! 'olice Court on Wednesday a ship’s fireman I A L L A C C I D E N T S a r e Covered by nearCf L< vres ; thr te plain meals, five days In FOOTBALL, devastators of Belgium, the Russian victors by entirely by Indians are 12 mountain batteries. Service | named: ■ was sentenced to four weeks’ hard labour | u week; sta e 'esOerms f< r permanency.—Apply, S., ANTED, GENERAL, FARM____ HAND,. . rr.. having 'their humanity towards prisoners have proved s is very popular,"especially with the: Sikhs, for dis the lawful commands of the chief the Policies issued by the careL of H. Mo 1 >rey, jliffo, Le vos. knowledge of stud wojrk; wages £1"l per week ana E . N. OOLIj Irtidcs jo t cottageWeigeod good testimonials' in( ’ • •’ Also ‘ "General, that in the days to ooane the star will be among word or two about the principal classes who go transport ship “ Ino.” It appeared that T OST.en Kstato, C rawley. Silver Cigarette 8, SOUTH the great forces of freedom working for the up the Army. Almost the best known m | the steam pressure to get so low SCOTTISH INBTJjtANOE F arm ’ — (single); wag« £1 per week and bed in f c S l JLi Cash, Itaii Ing varic us cards. &c.—Finder will GRINSTEAD LIMITED. Tothy testimonials It lispensable.—Apply, Capti “ federation of the world.” England, the Gurkhas, come from NeNepal, and they I durifig his wjatch that the transport came to a standstill be Kewan led h re nrning s ime to J. A Wells, White ITtOSTERS EAST Benbo Lower Gros vent -placo, London, S. W. CORPORATIONN! Hart Hote 1, 3wle r. L OANTELUPE GARAGE; Tel. 131. [ above all others seem to prefer the society of I midway .between England and France for 24 minutes. IIIA ITRESS (temporary |for Easter) REQUIRED.- Europeans to that of any other race; of theirair fighting To it for his neglect the man . ost, 3 AlfLE YECK-YV RAP, Sunday, 21st, near PETROL. TYRES. REPAIRS, . OARS STORED f f Duukeld, Wilmingtoji-squai-e, Eastbourne. qualities we all have heard. Then thee Dogras, ! the stoi ' , but I should say he was drunk, or, jud Beaflby ead piir on Goljt* Course road.—15s. reward AGENTS, HIRE OARS. WEDDING. coming-from the lower spurs of the Himalayas,''the the idway position of the ship, he was *' | SPECIAL POLICIES for L A D IE 8 . noonL ret-reti irni si mile to Langskaill,” Churoh-road, U, l’ED IMMKMAT1 LY. WORKING HOUSE- I Baluchis and Btahm’s, who usuaUy serve in the same over,” at,t anvany rate. ; / i ■ Wimbledi"i in. w CEEPER; good family of four; house­ p E Accident and A ll P o l i c i e s . Machine Department. parlou maid kept ; good references.—Apply Al, “ East- regiments, come from Baluchistan and parts of Sind. f : EMORI CARDS, Single Black Edged Curds 2 Metal LaundryJVashing Machines (nearly new). bourn? Ohronide ’’ Office. M R. A . CAPON ANi> M ISS MARWOOD. I The Jats, who-comewho come mostly from the district noi“north-west r with rii jes to ) : 12, Is. '10d.; 25,3s.; 50. , They . been digging trendies in Grove-road j rtistlo __L Cards in all newest . Traction 1 i 4TED, good wil I GENERAL SERVANT.- BLACKSMITHS I .... J j I of Delhi, and are very strongly represented-*i»represented the st week, and the pavenient has been in a Pbospbotub on 4>hhoAtion. -road, Eastbourne.'_____ U < cavalry. The Pathans, who claim descent from the J 2 ,4s. 6d. i0. 7s.6d.; 100.13s.6d. Post (fil Engine, Pump and 1,000 Gallon Tank m ipply, 3, Sfc Aub And Repairers of I of disorder. The excavations have ALFRED X. SETT bee for wit i order. -Farncombe & Co., Ltd., \T fT ANTED at once, YOUTH as Approntioeto , The marriage took place at Sfc James’s Church, , . JP . ____ . jvitybyNebneha ven rise an alarming rumour that one of those Printers. Ei stbonrnelii and East Grinstead. heariy new),, *. , | ■ Steam, Oas db W at years, and whose looks certainly bear out. this ■ Southern Counties Supt., i.p. Motor Car. / W the Watch, Clock an| Jewellery Trade.—Apply, Dover, on Saturday, of Mr. Alee Capdn (son of erman sul as might take it into its head to Bneak rAN p:ED, se't oral_DAIRIES of WELL- i.p. new Hudson Motor Bicycle, Pearsons, 102, Termlnns-ri Eastbourne. - ASHFORD option. The Rajpnts (the “ Men of Royal SI up the Bovne Stream—which meanders underground 90, PEVHNSEY ROAD, Mr. E. G. Capon, head master of Meads Church D * l LK.-V■Wril ite or call, with fall par- i.p Hornsby Oil Engine & Dynamo (nearly new). ANTED.____ UU jjouj. nuu A’lng 8 1 Engine Descent”), fairer than most Indians; their moustaches somewhere i i the neighbourhood of the Free Library— ’Phone; 859. > XASTBOURKE; to 1 i If or '’s Surrey Dalrios, Ltd., High-street, tl.p. Steam Engine and Boiler. Sdhool) and Miss Rhode Lawrence Marwood or beards given a fierce upward twirl, very particular hall Saw Benoh. ------English, tp HEAD FI KNCH with Oxford lender- and in that use the Town Hall officials belonging to Or Principal Insuranoe Agents. O TVI I Wgraduate (Indian) for an Hi or Two Daily,—Apply, per- (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood, of Balfour- and even extravagant upon, their clothing, fond of ! the Home! ence Corps would be called upon toiman Contraoti.no Department, sonally, Gidvani, Devonsl Honse, Devonsmre-pla'ce, H . 0H A 1 athletic exercise and splendid horsemen, they form a M/CILK MILK. (- Notlilnb Pays Fanners So Well. ipolntment.______road, Dover). Both bride and bridegroom were the trenche hurl the invaders haok and drown} the I JltJL Cheque iforti Ightly. b o stoppages. The originators RQJLLER8 FOR HIRE: 6, 8 and 10 Tons, between 4 and 5 p.m., or by; G. fine body of most stnki] and picturesque troops. j whole lot the sewer outfall at Langney Point. ■ of theCoithe Cointry ini Mil Kade h ,vo VACANCIES for Labob at one time members of the staff of St. James’s And then the Sikh, who ie under British rule in ANTED, first-class 30K, with Betweenmaid, School, of whi-ch the Vicar, the Rev. Fox j Happily, iver, there isn’t much fear of suc)i an or 8mau. D [RIl 18. Emp lies returned at once. No DATIO] - Apply, Togo 2542535: wages___ 5. Also first-class Single- Watkins (who officaateid at the ceremony), ie 1849, Btands beside the Gui ias in fighting qualities invasion, ie trenches are merely for the reception of | milk reqi lre<. kept at home.. Cheques always posted on Japletonij)auy Co., Edenbridge, Kent. | handedW PARLOURMAID, 25-30 ; wages £30-£33 ; lor and loyalty. He can easi' recognised from men of the unde lund telephone wires. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. receipt ol ac rant jnDairy Supply Co., Ltd., Museuu- London. April 12th.—Apply y letter, for interview, Mrs. chairman of the Managers. The bridegroom has other races, for from his his hair is never cut, his street, Londi W 0. Bank era : London County West- rOLES. PERAMBULATORS and MAT Bonn, 65, Royal-parade, bourne. been a member of St. John’s Church Choir, beard being tucked up behind his ears, clean in his minster I iapl . jLtdUBL)iCAP'S’S >IRIT B( (OKS from one shUlIng each. 'lAB^AGE PLANTS FOR SALE.-Eftfleld Market, between 2 and 3 and 7 friends, including the Stead Master and Head seem very anxious to. cross the ocean and fight the . many. , -. more}were . volumdB issued two or three years back. Izcs or the v holesale trade.—Farncombe Roblnsop’s Gables, Eastbourne. ______. _____ Mistress Of St. James’s Boys’ and Infants’ School. consequently in vain, the information I Refugees’ Committee finds itself again in urgent need and .owes am l Eastbourne. f• vuuuijienemy.” a I thinkvuiua theyvuvy will make the Germans move I jyLV T1®1? ? of funds. i & . ); cash 'ANTEDi SOMEONE o PUSH a BATH-CHAIR Owing to short leave granted to the bridegroom, | if1 they ■ once . get at thomthem. I wanted ber quite unobtainable. The reference room t IK 1 ir perm inenqy, SITTING ROOM, Com well qnd DAILY.—Apply to ’ bbotaford.” Prideaux-road, is a great i in manyjways, but it would serve the The generous response of the inhabitants of the town Son, Barcprobe Mills, Sussex. ; j I ! Eastbourne. CASH ■who is now serving in the King’s Royal Rifles, Just as we were about to start an order has come to to the previous appeal placed in the hands of the com­ HDRl iM and DRESSING ROOM, with use of W the happy couple went direct from church to the stand fast. Two notorious criminals are to be executed purpose iti intended for much more satisfactorily if j Roi im v ilh Cook Ing and Attendance; would riY C jES, MOTOR CYCLES and CYCLE CARS.- rANTED, HOUSE B< i' i ; sleep out; trustworthy T Moderate 1 it were kep up to date.. mittee the large sum of £1,312; whim has enabled it to furnish the 9i rooms; state terms (moderate and good writer.—Applj by letter, Zanzibar Cottage, Station, whence they proceeded to Folkestone. ^ I and a whisper has reached us that there may be an maintain refugees now numbering over 160. ^ We have tiie Plok of the Market. Triumph, B.S. A., . rasponslble H -•! a-. ' >- 1 attempt at rescue, so our orders are to wait. " ' inclusive)). — iddr iss, C. L), “ Chronicle Office, East- Sparkbrook ansl Is entirely under Jj I lack Minorcas (prize birds); 3s. 6d.] !ng (13). SERVANT ;age at it 25; knowledge of cooking PROMPT grant canm Bebe made from the Centra) Fund, and, if .local KNA ______3 ^ .reoelve prompt apply, 8. Savage, Lewes. F. Bannister, The Hollies, SOUTH STREET CHURCH Brighton and the 2/2nd Brigade of ArtiUery which was support fails, the work must perforce stop. attentioi. dei 3te Price: Special PriceB to Schools. Wnot necessary.—Apply, 1 recruited at Eastbourne. The latter were successful a Subscriptionsibecripfiona of any amount iwill be gratefnll; 1GGS FOR HATCHING.—Rhode Islanii Reds (S.C.), Uckfield. 1 few weeks ago in administering to their present i K EMBER 3 of the I.S.T.M. who would 3 i. doz.; also Whlti EMAID3 (1st and 4th), also HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AT ,,, . , received6y the Assistant Hi in. Treasurer, Mr. G. jo, ,ud. doz.: Loto Rot! London A Ptoy ANNIVERSARY. opponents a 2^-1 defeat, and the Engineers were burning I Sayeb, at the Town Hall, W ^ t k e Ji in a Lo< al Branch ot Masseuses in April 17th;j ' l character ‘ Council for no istration and Discussion communicate SUSSEX PULLEtS F ___ , per, Seaford 1 lies’ College, DEVONSHIRE PARK. to avenge this reverse, which was the first they had I n -ot n o r mri-w ay.ayor. with Ml is F iter, 33,1 lima-avenue, Eastbourne? Poultry Farm, Felbrldge, East Grinstead^ ■, The 18th anniversary of the foundation of this churoh sustained from a regimental team for , the past two | ■ BUL1 UJN, Ma R, T. THORNTON, Inf East Gi instead, APARTMENTS or GGS FOR HATCHING.-White Wyandotte and | rANTED, SHOEING and Ge n e r a l sm ith "; (Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion) has been Buff Orpington-Faverollea; 3s. a sitting;} 2s. 6d. Chairmanitmanbl pf the Committee. •Rc ildence 1 ir Two Gentlemen.—Write, after March 15th; all he;on goodj permanent job; 7d. y hour to good man; U roent. 4 - Excellent Mosicri Arrangements. celebrated. The services began last Sunday, when stating 1)(... ter as and conveniences, toX., “Observer” E Randall, Seaford, St IX. The teams were veijy evenly matched, and a ding-" F. O. D. DURELI Office, I ast' rrins ead. gtove, Heath House Farm, Lowfleld I £3 the Rev.' J. WestburyJones, M.A., the minister,,,—dong B—--„P struggle------ensued,------but so jsturdyw \fas the ^ defence — ------of 'tary. ANTED, pushing AC !NT for SALE of J. Boulton . O ,D MOT )R COVERS and TUBES ; OI SALE, TWO OLD OAK BOOKCASE lOift. and Sons’ Sweet S7 kling CIDER and PERRY1 A splendid programmi . has been compiled for the preached rhorning and evening. In the afternoon there! I sides I Hurt no scoring took place (until nearly half- Town Hall, 24th March, 1911 1 mgig and 8-ft ; can be made into one dr used - - ' r! ° . . . T '_ f.imntime, Whonwhi tnnthe EnfntionvQEngineers, j nffarafter ao' Iniwtfwpretty nnrYihinur]combined it p: Ices give 1 ; prompt payment.—Spong, .rately; 9J-ft. high mounted on • cupboards, 6!fft. Win casks, on commission,LEWES and DISTRICT; holiday season at Devoi Park, and special atten- was a missionary which the Rev. F. J. 193, Shat ~r-i venue, L indon. F must have good.connectiot with Lioerised Victuallers.— movement 1 got through,, and SergtJ-Major Edwards wfthoi it them; carved fluted Corinthian pillars and Apply, J. Boulton & Sons, j td., Cider Works, Hereford. scored, ib same player, just on half-time, added ITACT] i PARI 'M ENTS 1 j Board). — capita s; seen by appointment. — O., 10, Burlington- ore particularly attractive; .It is to be hoped, therefore, 1------• — ■ -- • r- - another lint, and neers crossed over leading PRESENTATION TO CANON ALLEN. 1 sta e ten isio L., “ ( Office, East Eastbourno. ANTED, GENERA) SERVAh T ; wages £18 per H. Elvet Lewis, M.A., of London, known as the Poet; by two • to nil. ¥7301. SALE, ORGAN by Boyd: knee swell; nearly w annum, with ■d, lodging. 4c.’ — Apply, that the varions events will be patronised liberally and Preacher, delivered an, impressive sermon at 4 o’clock. l ' 0 te or tw ) FAMILIES’ WASHING ; JT hew; oheap.—Apply, Leppard, 47, Cantelupe-road, , or by letter, tof datrou, Cl alley Workhouse, The text was taken from the last chapter in thB Acts of that the enterprise of the management wiU be rewarded. The second half opened with a strong attack oh , the DISTRICT VIS GIFT. rem mmendei i; references gi ven ; East Grinstead. A start will be made on the evening of Good Friday, the Apostles, “ And so we came to Rome.” The ohurch! moderate ; dryln: ground. — Writeite, F. 'ANTED, a good 1: nglo-hand id GARDENER; yers were read by the Rev. William Lee, and part of the Gunners, Who wore playing clover football, 44 Chronicle urne. it SAL! FOUR pure-bred JAPANESE married; good .1 irence required. — Address, -when a grand Concert will be given by the orchestra. but the resolute defenoe of the Engineers kept them at (seven____ months____ old),_ or would E , care of Hanger’s Lil ,ry, PresU n-street, Brighton. The vocalists announced are Mr. George Parker, a iptare lessons by the Rev. J. G. Henderson, bay. ‘Still, they bombarded their opponents’ citadel, The Rev. Canon! Allen (vjear of bhrist Ohurch), who llets.—Apply, Mrs. Need, Crownvn Hotel, ! soloist at Westminster Abbey; and Miss Kathleen body of the ohnrch was fairly fiUed with people, W Susse: t. ANTED, COOK 3ENERA j and HOUSE- there was a sprinkling in the galleries. In addition to | and Goddard, Barnard and OUiver were conspicuous is shortly leaving Eastbourne to t up another appoint- three PARLOURMAID |$rOr RectorV near Cambridge ; Murray, who,, it will be remembered, met with great for their jresourceful tactics in defence. Then the ment at Sharrow, Sheffield, Has presented with a Offloe. IOR SALE, SIDE CAR for Motor Cycle; e suit mother and dqughl ,—Mrs. Turner, 44, Norfolk- no rxBsrs&l suooeaj on the occasion of her visit to the Park a few the ministers already named, there were present the i aroused themselves and put in some splendid F c1 irice 80s.—Mrs. Potter, 64, High-street, Soo W Revs. Isaao Shimmin, Holland Brown, Macfadyen handsome cabinet for china, and illuminated address ' WO or I THREE FAMILIES’ ftwi road, Littlehampton. weeks ago. - Scott, Southwood Jackson, F. Webber (of Heath- {bioh enabled Maynard, Hart and Edwards to I G; good drying nnd; terms very The military band will play on the V,ront on Good allgovei r! close. Eventually, after another burst away, by the district visitors of the The pleasing ATCHING EGGS, 2s. 9d. sitting; 17Sb. 6d. 101 OUNG LADY as CO! ’ANION-HELP; tight house field), 4c. , • , r j i . Old Town, Mrs. 1 ; Leap Ci oss, r work; cookery fori wo Jodies; servant kept,— Friday from U till 1, but there will be no concert in the Gun ts succeeded in obtaining the right range, I event took place at__ the Manor Minorcas, Partridge Wyandottes, Light | I Address, 89. “ChronicleIce, Eastbourne. 1 and! the afternoon. I- i At 5.30 a gbodly number sat down to tea in the School and got shell home in the very last minute of tne I a®|i Miss Davies Gilbert ew ing a company of _. 1 Rocks, Buff, White Orpingtons.—Call ¥ RSpom, and at seven a sacred musical service was give Seafo -d. Commencing on Saturday next and continuing till the ie, el ie match resulting in a win for the Engineers nearly sixty'of the district visii Removed to ^ 9th April, the military band will play on the Front by the Central Wesleyan Choir, under the leadership iy 2 goals, to L Mias Davies Gilbkbt m presentation, and RED CHOSSf& GENERAL EQUIPMENT 1J4GOLD3 FOR SALE,about 80 Tons; £tper ton Dran 11.30 till 1 and also in the aftenmou. of Mr. Reginald J. Sims, A.R.C.O., and at the in some well-chosen words to the strenuous in the place.—Apply, R. Bannister, Stoneham, ] S E a n te b . Every aftemoonln the Winter Garden at the Park, , Mr. Wesley Saxby. Programme1 The final is to be played to-day, and the General work of Canon and Mrs. A their residence SOdETY irom April 3rd to 9th, the orchestra will perform light | Organ solo, “March Gothique” ....Mr. Reginald J. Sims I Commanding the ihnties’ Division is attend- in Christ Church*-'') The adi had been slril- 'BOURNE DIVISION). guaranteed._, . ahsolntely j A PROFESSIONAL 1 8 WIFE would tike to hear music. Thera will be twenty performers, with __ my “ b ei^ arousedby fully executed bVtheiMisees Honor Davies censnt.t, belowbelaiw shop * prices ; I i V of a MORNING EN( .GEMKNT for her daughter ASH ADVA ■ . „ 1 for ...... partiet Rateeondt Norfolk Megone as conductor and Mr; George Cathie Chorus, “He watching over Israel" the match, which should be well worth watching, The Gilbert, bore the following : ition: “ We, the 18) in a School or fami good music, conversational as leader. Each evening during the same period the ....The? Engineers will be oh this oocasion by. the 1st Distriot Visitors of Christ Cm Eastbourne, beg to boro’- road; Relgate.______' Trench, drill, games h usual English Bnbjects if •Canzone”...... Mr. Reginald J, I _ To th ! Editor. 8 present orchestra, augmented from 32 to 42 performers, Solo,* ItlSeUOuMU ...... llu.Mr. Harold1UHVM K»Skinne1UU Brigade of Art’ a very good side including, present you with this token of esteem_____ and___ regard,____ 0 3TOARD SHOW BOARDS, Deal Counter, Tailor's required; well tecomm) ided.—Mrs. ., “ Chronicle” will give a concert; and they will perform twice on Chorus, “Behold the Lamb of God”...... The Chi_ amongst others, luish, of the London Caliea. and hope you and Mrs. Allen will (accept it in memory S ir : Elkeoutive Comniil of Upperton ,e. Quantity o^8 weot Ace, Eastbqurne. “ ‘ r Sunday—at S.16 and 8 p.mi Solo...... Mies Maud Boughtoi decided to close April lab till a rt ie-top ^Choffonnier.—Apply, A GENTLEWOMAN I SIRES POST as panion- | Unfortunately for " agineers, those two weU-known of the many years spent among usj, ” > House rood, mrne. Hiss Kathleen Murray, in addition to Good Friday, Organ, “ Cradle song”...... i...... Mr. Reginald J. Sims ue foot! Oorpls. Guy and Jesson, sire Mrs. Allen has also been the recipient of an umbrella, pn! 12th, on their ' may I once ______Governess ... ; Pianli . or Holiday Eni lement; trill11 sing on Saturday afternoon and evening, and also .Chorus, “ Be not afraid ” .....r .....:...... The Choi I both in hospital im injuries received whilst more il4 4> all k nd friem to come and ITTINGS from Pure-bred WINTER LAYI | musical, nm-sing, readier, kind, reliable. “ ivy,’’ 4- suitably inscribed, from the members of the Christ 1 White Wyandottes, White- Leghorns, Faven “ Chronicle” Office, Eastbourne, «n .SundaySunday afternoon , and evening. . „ Nemlock,---- the There was a good attendance. A letter of greet! training. ! Their team) a(will ' l lerefore be as foUows: Church Mothera’ jiteeting. • bring fri. Is • lith, the n and taki work away to wonderful Russian "toy violinist, ' " nisCiria wiU :play " on Saturday ‘ was received from Mr. Percy T. Caffyn, president bedooie the ? own h omes di Easter week? £ ucans ; ,3s. sitting. — N. Bartley, 2, Station-road, OMESTICATED PERSON DESIRES comfortable ! Lahoe-Corpl. Goddard, goal: Corpl. Olliverand Crawley.} need with children a m evening and during Easter week, and another welcome the Free Churoh Council of Eastbourne, who Driver Wren, backs; Sappers Ransom (or Smith), Tbe resi o oux appeal for istmas week 4 B 7 E U B ] visitor will be Mr. Charles Mott (baritone), who Will unable to be present. The service concluded with has er r ■nc i tie to ask once .ora. , The ever- m!aLL_VAN,euitffihands.50s.; NowGarde | good references; diseni .—Apply, B. G., 131, Elms- Barnard and Baldwin, | halves; Sapper Maynard, W in* t ' commence his engagement on the evening of Easter Doxology. inorea )iii| j det lands o l Up] House make S' 12s. 6d. Builder’s Truck, 30a—2( avenue, Eastbourne. Sapper Reed, Sergt-Major Edwards, Sapper Ilart i “THE CRUCIFixiON.” apprt ach. East Grinstead. JR (Memb. Brit. Cpll. Phys. Sunday. ana Sapper Maynard, forwards. tbe Ltteej feel aj xious that the oloednpf, it YMNASTIC TEACl for 10 ab mid in no way detrimental to E ED POTATOES. Early Rose, Yorks, ] Ed.), fully qualifiet" ‘ English and Swedlslisb systems, a sftia f’bS! to-date. British Queen, King Ed ware, experienced,. REQUII TOST in In Girls’ SchoolI or jNo. Bills 1 meeting organised by the Eartbourne Athletio FIELD KITCHENS FOR THE BELGIAN large congregation was fesent at St. Anne’s tbe going it f nd comi ag in of wi and workers, C. Hastings, 10 Pevensey-road, Vlsitlni , Work; timonials. — Apply,‘ v Miss M. ib. The programme will include a 16 miles Marathon f At the| Saffrons on Saturday last both Rugby and Churoh on1 Sunday afternoon,aft wlE Bn the choir rendered so ba- e iidx d to ret lain open 3 till 5, in Tele Hadfief 1, Glengat lenhoad. Bank of I _ Associatipn football was on [view. A very good contest 10 to 1, on etrictert privacy. xaoe, starting and finishing in Devonshire Park, and ARMY. H Stainer’s Crucifixion. Soloists and choir alike admirably additi xn th > .usual morning hi i 1TI7’ANTED, by Man (with disabled right arm. Tut ---- 'al contests for officers. All the events will be was seen Under the latter code by teams representing interpreted the work. Mr. E. ogg undertook the Monday, !ues Lay and Wednead'a: in next week, MM otherwise strong and healthy, SUITABLE LIGHT to members of His Majesty’s Forces, no matter the North Lancs, and the Lancashire Fusiliers-regi­ tenor solos, bringing to them ie feeling and force: when wi 1 be a sr ipply of si jo u to u t anci WORK of any kind.—Reply, A.V.B., 16, Bradford-street, __ e they may be stationed. ments, the latter running out easy winners by 6 goals required in the varied and diffii ,t numbers. He was wool for )kri both o ’ whicli ■very pressing, “ THE PRINCESS PATS.” Eastbourne. EASTBOURNE’S USEFUL RESPONSE.} to L Whilst at Seaford the loeere had the best team in. The patrons of the cinematograph entertainments in supported by the equaUy ” ' mss soloists, Mr. H. and fiir we trust there will be many, many ANTED. POSITIO) f OF TRUST: business experi- ' the Pavilion will find themselves particularly well the divirion and won all their matches, but want of Skinner and Mr. R.K. NeNe’ ith of whom proved applic ant k. A tench of the plain and tbe prairie, ence varied;r»i,ju, emouoigetic and willing; not eligible catered for, as, in addition to the ordinary programmes, practice and loss by removal of players will account for themselves worthy of praise. Blogg’s rendering of Faitbfjilly yonra, W1 ror service;age 31; security if required.—Reply, by whioh’will include war films, drama, comedy and The committee of the Belgian Soldiers’ Fund their del)erioration in form. These Lancashire men “ King, ever glonous, was e Uy effeotive, and the A bit of the Motherland; too; letter, to P. J,. Hami, 23. Bt. Leonards road. BcxhUl. } recently requested the Mayor to assist in procuring play ve good football and their matohes are always MARY EWART. A strain of the fur trapper wary, j 1 “ interest’’.items, beautiful Kinemaoolour pictures will duet taken by him and Mr. or added _greatly Ea-sine^, Detonahirelplaoe. be shown. This arrangement will continue for six | funds for the provision of field kitchens for the Belgian worths Lovers of the game can be pretty certain to the success of this beautiful i cantata. The effects A blend of the old and the new. 1 rjTHE iCom pton a tion of distiUed water later, pure water being a vital it matches and itions in the League table You’ll find in the boys they call “ Pats.” Cook-Housekeeper for chool, good references, £30; ire Rifle Co:nnpetition are as foHows the three choruses were brighl •and sympatl Parlourmaid. School, 24, reference one year, necessity in a country where the ground has been taken, especially is the final choi , “ Theappeal from The glory and strength of the maple, April 20th; Housemai age 21, April 21st; House- strewn with dead and soaked in blood. The total ,.«I 22*4 Tbwaltes 4 Sons'A..... 214 LITEFARY SOCIETY. Fruit Trees Plummer, Roddlsfc Co. the cross/’ in wnioh the attacks w i unmistakably good. The courage that’s bom of the wheat, parlourmaid, age 23, J litil 17th; Houseparlourmaid, KILLED IN ACTION. I of each kitchen, complete with a strong cob and I The famous quartette, “ God so Joved the worm, wif The pride of the stock that ie staple, age 20. reference 13 me ths, disengaged Nurse, | is about £60.' taken by the; whole choir v gompanied, and wac At -he leetii ig of the Photographic Section of this The bronze of the midsummer neat, age '22, £21, April 14tl young House: age 18, Miss FarneU most kindly undertook to inyite sul I heard to distinct advantage, r. Fillery presided at Societ Id 01 Thursd; ,y evening there was a good A mixture of wisdom and daring, disengaged now. On. the J2th inst. Capt. Orbell Oakes, Yor] soriptions, and the ready and generous response of the organ, and handled the luctions, 4c., witl attem of nembers and friewls to witness an id, and that’s Regiment, son of Ool. and Mrs. Oakes,. of Ns many ladies and gentlemen has enabled her to collect ability and effect. '' v exhibi tii '] intern a ides. Mr. E. Bolton Sutton IMPORTANT TO M( -Kvhry her who Court, Buiy St. Edmunds, and grandson of thd late promptly a total sum of £61. 10s. 6d.il whioh has oecupi ed le ciair,, anc amongst the tnembers who X values the Health ah l Cleanliness of her should Georg* Chfton^R N.; and Mrs. George Clifton, of :3, remitted to London and gratefuUy 'received, | use HARRISON’S “Rs? tABLK” NU _ 'MADE, broug it Twere Messrs. E. J.! Bedford, A. E. One application Kills all] 4 its and Vi ratifies and Hartfield-square, was killed in action. bourne has thus joined other towns u contributii H There is no m ore encoi iffg fact than thci Bella) i Fellows J. J. Hollivay, Ellis Kelsey A bit of the man who has neighboured unquestionable ability of man ievate his life by With mountains, and forests, and streamy, } strengthens the Hair. J . C H E A j He served in the South African War and received of the field kitchens which will be of such benef and C The pr ictioal application of acetylene —G.W. Harrison, Ri ingf8’Soffiby & the Queen’s medal with four clasps. . He was in his comfort to the brave Belgian soldiers. The Maypr conscious endeavour. and copying purposes and “ pinhole A touch of the (nan who has laboured TTH. gas f( To model and fashion his dreams, for Lewes: R. B. O, BKRWOOD. Hall THE N U j 34th year. ______desires to thank Miss FarneU and the subscribers A F r ea k W in d pipe .—A jdoctor stated a t a vere ilhi trated and described by Mr. Parkkr. Newhaven 'R. L. Rcsseli,, Br Phar- warmly for their kindness. Kelsey rw is again to ;the front with his The strength of an age of clean liying, - nacy. Heathfleld: T. Sharp. Uokfleld: E. Fabb. Southwark inquest on Wednesday on a six-months-old j iy. Of right-minded fatherly chats, “ It’s wonderful what some insects can do, baby that the infant’s wmdpipp was extraordinarily excellent slides, 'and Mr. Bedford’s natural The best that a land could be giving FARNOC small, it being barely possible! to pass an ordinary histoi ijectl were q' life up to his usual standard, Printed by the Proprietors, F arnoombe ft Co.. I^ffiled. A grasshopper oan j amp 100 times its length.” “ That’s Is there in the breasts of the ‘‘Pata.” and Published by them every Saturdoy.at their Offices n o u n i^ l onoe raw«, bee raise a 200 pound man threo N orw ay I mat°K inride it.. The slightest (pressure would bring Thee riidf i shown' vere varied jin subject and of * I about suffocation, the canseof death. much int (The Dailn Courier, Brantford, Out.), South-street, Eastbourne. L®1’ All kind! o f. ani 081 V;i# . v

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